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2. What is the most efficient combination of energy sources for Cambria province? Remember, you can select as many energy sources as you wish that will have the least impact on the environment. 3. Which energy sources did you not select to use for your province? 4. Why did you not include these energy resources in Cambria energy source combination? 5. What are the main infrastructure requirements of Cambria energy sources? List 4 infrastructure requirements. 6. What are the main benefits of Cambria energy sources? List 4 benefits. 7. What are the main environmental impacts of Cambria energy sources? List 4 environmental impacts.

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