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The water doesn't actually get used up, instead it passes through the turbine and continues on like normal. However, it will have been slowed down by the turbine.

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What uses movement of water or wind to spin a turbine?

Hydroelectric power


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When a hydropower plant uses the falling water to turn a turbine they are creating what type of energy?

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Does hydroelectric power uses heat from hot rocks?

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What uses water to create electricity?

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Are fossil fuels burned in hydroelectric plants?

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Uses movement of water or wind to spin a turbine?

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Is a water turbine a wind powered thing?

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