prompt: According to the text, summarize what environmental impacts growing diamonds in a lab can have?
  
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  What is the environmental impact of laboratory-grown diamonds and natural diamonds?
  The members of the Natural Diamond Council preserve the biodiversity of the areas where diamonds are recovered.
  
  In order to produce synthetic diamonds, manufacturers have to use an incredible amount of electricity in order to recreate Earth’s conditions and generate temperatures between around 1,500 degrees Celsius, or 2,700 Fahrenheit and pressure 1.5 million pounds per square inch. They also need very large amounts of water to cool down the reactors where they produce the lab-grown diamonds. Around 60% of LGDs are manufactured in China and India, countries that rely heavily on coal. There are also production facilities that have managed to use hydropower to replace fossil fuel but that is still a limited option for most of the laboratory-created diamond market.
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chosen.content: According to the text, summarize what environmental impacts growing diamonds in a lab can have?
  
  Here’s the text:
  What is the environmental impact of laboratory-grown diamonds and natural diamonds?
  The members of the Natural Diamond Council preserve the biodiversity of the areas where diamonds are recovered.
  
  In order to produce synthetic diamonds, manufacturers have to use an incredible amount of electricity in order to recreate Earth’s conditions and generate temperatures between around 1,500 degrees Celsius, or 2,700 Fahrenheit and pressure 1.5 million pounds per square inch. They also need very large amounts of water to cool down the reactors where they produce the lab-grown diamonds. Around 60% of LGDs are manufactured in China and India, countries that rely heavily on coal. There are also production facilities that have managed to use hydropower to replace fossil fuel but that is still a limited option for most of the laboratory-created diamond market.
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chosen.content: The process of creating lab-grown diamonds uses massive amounts of electricity to produce extremely high temperatures and pressure. The reactors that produce these effects require large amounts of water to cool them down, though some factories have used hydropower instead of fossil fuels to minimize their environmental impacts.
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rejected.content: According to the text, summarize what environmental impacts growing diamonds in a lab can have?
  
  Here’s the text:
  What is the environmental impact of laboratory-grown diamonds and natural diamonds?
  The members of the Natural Diamond Council preserve the biodiversity of the areas where diamonds are recovered.
  
  In order to produce synthetic diamonds, manufacturers have to use an incredible amount of electricity in order to recreate Earth’s conditions and generate temperatures between around 1,500 degrees Celsius, or 2,700 Fahrenheit and pressure 1.5 million pounds per square inch. They also need very large amounts of water to cool down the reactors where they produce the lab-grown diamonds. Around 60% of LGDs are manufactured in China and India, countries that rely heavily on coal. There are also production facilities that have managed to use hydropower to replace fossil fuel but that is still a limited option for most of the laboratory-created diamond market.
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