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What would the climate be like without the greenhouse effect? Back to normal with no threat of global warming Too cold for many living organisms Mostly temperate near the equator and extremely cold at
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What would the climate be like without the greenhouse effect?

Back to normal with no threat of global warming
Too cold for many living organisms
Mostly temperate near the equator and extremely cold at the poles
Extremely dry with no moisture in the air

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it would be to cold cuz


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The correct answer is option B

The temperature could have been too cold for some of the organisms without greenhouse effect.

The average temperature of the earth could have been much lower than what is today.

It is the green house effect that the temperature is optimum for the survival of all the organism otherwise only that organism could have survived who can live at lower temperatures.

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