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The United States does not permit the reprocessing (i.e., recycling) of spent nuclear fuel into new fuel rods for which of the following reasons?

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The United States does not permit the reprocessing (i.e., recycling) of spent nuclear fuel into new fuel rods for which of the following reasons?

All of these

Security: there is some concern that plutonium separated from spent fuel could be used to make nuclear weapons if it fell into the wrong hands.

Fuel cost: Nuclear fuel is cheap to fabricate, so reprocessing spent fuel would not lower overall fuel costs for nuclear power plants.

Reprocessing costs: The recycling of nuclear fuel is too expensive to make it worthwhile.

None of these

A hydroelectric facility that cycles water back through to the reservoir after it has been released is called what type of hydroelectric dam?

Pumped storage

Impoundment

Diversion

Run-of-river

Hydrokinetic

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