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Plants absorb the sun's energy. The plants are then eaten by animals and absorbed by animals. ... Name two ways in which the Earth system relies on energy from the sun? Plants use solar energy as their power source and energy reflected by Earth's surface warms the Earth's atmosphere creating winds.
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