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CLEAN energy is an energy that has little or no pollutants-emissions during the creation, storage process, and usage. It has decreased carbon emissions than fossil fuel. This makes it less harmful to the environment. Examples of clean energy  are solar (sunlight), wind turbines (wind), hydroelectric energy ( water). While examples of fossil energy are the petroleum oil, coal, natural gas. It is worthy  to note that while most clean energy  sources are renewable, not necessarily always. However, we can equate clean energy to clean air, but it's not totally harm-free to the environment unlike green energy. Advocating for environmental safety involves implementing urban and rural ecological policies that restore and enhance our cities and rural areas while aligning with the principles of nature. This approach respects the cultural integrity of all communities and ensures equitable access for everyone to a comprehensive array of resources. Some benefits of clean energy are: 1. Decrease