Global warming

• Removing trees to build houses

• recycling plastic

• limiting internal combustion engines that power automobiles

• none of the above

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• an increase in the length of a day

• a decrease in the number of volcanic eruptions

• a decrease in the magnitude of large earthquakes

• an increase in the amount of atmospheric carbon dioxide

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• it could decrease the oxygen levels of the atmosphere

• it could increase the nitrogen levels of the atmosphere

• it could decrease the carbon dioxide levels of the atmosphere

• it could increase sulfur dioxide levels of the atmosphere

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• carbon dioxide

• sulfur oxide

• nitrogen

• oxygen

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• oil production workers

• restaurant owners

• bus riders

• environment wokers

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• by decreasing erosion within coastal ecosystems

• by decreasing periods of drought in all water system

• by increasing the amount of flooding because of rising sea levels

• by increasing the formation of sea ice witin polar regions

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• natural gas can be recycled

• natural gas is a nonrenewable resource

• natural gas is not available in some areas

• natural gas burns cleaner than other fossil fuels

• cooler climate

• warmer climate

• lower relative humidity

• more zone in the atmosphere

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• to freeze

• to condense

• levels to rise

• levels to drop

• carbon dioxide is hotter than atmospheric gases

• carbon dioxide blocks sunlight more than other atmospheric gases

• carbon dioxide is a highly reactive substance that destroys earth's surface

• carbon dioxide traps thermal energy that is radiated towards space from earth's surface

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