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What happens when people burn fossil fuels? Phosphorus is removed from the atmosphere Water is removed from the atmosphere Nitrogen is removed from the atmosphere Carbon dioxide is released into the atmosphere
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What happens when people burn fossil fuels?

Phosphorus is removed from the atmosphere

Water is removed from the atmosphere

Nitrogen is removed from the atmosphere

Carbon dioxide is released into the atmosphere

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im pretty sure its D.
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The last one: Carbon dioxide is released into the atmosphere
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