Use the chart to answer the following question.
1
Nuclear energy does not produce dangerous...
Use the chart to answer the following question.
1
Nuclear energy does not produce dangerous waste products.
II
Nuclear energy is significantly cheaper then production of energy from fossil
fuels.
Nuclear energy does not produce greenhouse gases that contribute to global
warming.
IV
Nuclear energy generates radioactive waste products that can be safely,
cheaply, and easily stored.
Which statements are claims that are supported by accurate evidence related to nuclear power?
O A I, III, and IV
OB. I, II, and IV
O C. II, III, and IV
OD. I, II, and III
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