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c78Renewable energy comes from natural sources that are inexhaustible or able to regenerate. There are several types of renewable energy including blue energy from salt water gradients, wind energy from air currents, geothermal energy from the Earth's internal heat, tidal and wave energy from oceans, and solar energy from the sun's light and heat. Each renewable source can be captured and transformed into useful energy through various technologies.
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