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1. What is another term used for pollution permits?

2. What are the name of the gases that are causing climate change?

3. What is the term used to describe reduction in technology that are supposed to increases efficiency, because it causes changes in the consumer's behavior.

4. What percentage of US energy comes from renewable sources?

5. What are the top three cause of carbon dioxide in atmosphere?

6. What is one of the main reasons renewable energy isn't used more often?

7. What are ways that the government can manipulate the market when it comes to pollution? (Name 2)

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