What are the differences between rural and urban areas in context of sources of energy make a report on it

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Some differences between rural and urban areas in the context of sources of energy are

1. Urban areas use modern sources of energy like coal and petroleum. Rural areas use traditional sources of energy like firewood and cowdung.
2. Energy sources in urban areas are nonrenewable while rural energy sources are renewable.
3. Energy sources in urban areas are obtained from different parts of the world while rural energy sources are obtained locally.

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