26. Which of the following alternative energy sources (not using fossil fuels) does not depend on the energy from sunlight (either directly or indirectly)? A. photovoltaic power from solar cells B. wind power C. hydroelectric power from dams D. tidal power E. biofuels from photosynthesis

26. Which of the following alternative energy sources (not using fossil fuels) does not depend on the energy from sunlight (either directly or indirectly)? A. photovoltaic power from solar cells B. wind power C. hydroelectric power from dams D. tidal power E. biofuels from photosynthesis

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