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Even though nuclear power plants generate radioactive waste, they do not produce carbon dioxide during operation. This makes nuclear energy a reliable source of baseload power that does not contribute to global warming. Given the urgency of reducing greenhouse gas emissions to stabilize the climate, nuclear power must be included in our long-term energy transition strategy.
Which one of the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion of the argument?
- Any long-term plan for transitioning the nation's energy supply ought to incorporate nuclear power.
- Because it emits no carbon dioxide while operating, nuclear energy supplies dependable baseload power without worsening climate change.
- Nuclear power should serve as the centerpiece and primary driver of the entire energy transition.
- Operating nuclear plants release no carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
- Stabilizing the climate has become an urgent priority that demands rapid cuts to greenhouse gas emissions.
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