The graph displays the spectrum of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions associated with generating one kilowatt-hour through various electricity production methods.

Question

How does the quantity of carbon dioxide emitted by nuclear power compare to that generated by alternative energy sources?

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Responses

In the graph, nuclear power ranks as the second-lowest carbon dioxide emitter.
In the graph, nuclear power ranks as the second-lowest carbon dioxide emitter.

In the graph, nuclear power yields a greater amount of carbon dioxide than any other energy sources.
In the graph, nuclear power yields a greater amount of carbon dioxide than any other energy sources.

Nuclear power results in the second-highest carbon dioxide emissions depicted in the graph.
Nuclear power results in the second-highest carbon dioxide emissions depicted in the graph.

In the graph, nuclear power generates a lower amount of carbon dioxide compared to all other energy sources.
In the graph, nuclear power generates a lower amount of carbon dioxide compared to all other energy sources.
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Answer 1

Based on your question about the comparison of carbon dioxide emissions from nuclear power to alternative energy sources, the correct response is:

In the graph, nuclear power ranks as the second-lowest carbon dioxide emitter.

This suggests that nuclear power produces significantly lower CO2 emissions compared to many other electricity production methods, highlighting its potential as a cleaner energy source.