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How does burning natural gas influence the carbon cycle?

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In power plants, natural gas emits 50 to 60 percent less carbon dioxide (CO2) than regular oil or coal-fired power plants. It also emits greenhouse gases with a lower life cycle into the atmosphere. However, combustion also releases methane and lowers air quality.

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when fossil fuels are burned the stored carbon is released into the atmosphere and that can upset the "natural balance" of carbon on earth
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