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How energy production impacts the landscape, including coal surface mining and mountaintop removal, exploration and drilling of oil and gas wells, routing of pipelines, siting of generating stations including nuclear, coal, natural gas, wind and solar, and waste disposal including coal ash and nuclear spent fuel.
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