Why is geothermal energy considered sustainable?

It relies on fossil fuels

It produces high greenhouse gas emissions

It harnesses the Earth's natural heat

It is dependent on weather conditions

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C. It harnesses the Earth's natural heat

Solution:

Geothermal energy harnesses the Earth's continuous heat, making it a sustainable energy source. The other options either misrepresent geothermal energy or describe non-sustainable practices.

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