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Catherine Hoy
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Is it possible that nuclear fission is responsible forcontributes to climate change?

This is probably a really stupid question, please forgive me. Is it possible that the use of nuclear fission on earth is in fact largely responsible forcontributes to the increased energy in the Earth's system as according with the Laws of Thermodynamics regarding the Conservation of Energy?

Is it possible that nuclear fission is responsible for climate change?

This is probably a really stupid question, please forgive me. Is it possible that the use of nuclear fission on earth is in fact largely responsible for the increased energy in the Earth's system as according with the Laws of Thermodynamics regarding the Conservation of Energy?

Is it possible that nuclear fission contributes to climate change?

This is probably a really stupid question, please forgive me. Is it possible that the use of nuclear fission on earth contributes to the increased energy in the Earth's system as according with the Laws of Thermodynamics regarding the Conservation of Energy?

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Is it possible that nuclear fission andis responsible for climate change?

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