3. Compare the different energy sources described in this article. Mark with an 'X' to show how each energy source works. The first row shows coal as an example. Energy Uses Uses Uses Emits Sustainable Source Steam Turbine generator carbon Energy dioxide Coal Fossil fuel Uranium Wood Flowing water Wind

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