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If carbon dioxide is denser than air and can form clouds that displace oxygen, why are we all still alive?
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If carbon dioxide is denser than air and can form clouds that displace oxygen, why are we all still alive?

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Plants breathe carbon dioxide and expel air for us to breathe thus is why we are not all dead...yet

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