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According to scientific data on climate change, what levels have risen by 30% over the past 200 years? A. ozone B. argon C. carbon dioxide D. krypton
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According to scientific data on climate change, what levels have risen by 30% over the past 200 years? A. ozone B. argon C. carbon dioxide D. krypton
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According to scientific data on climate change, what levels have risen by 30% over the past 200 years?
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ozone
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C.
carbon dioxide
D.
krypton
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Carbon dioxide i am think
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its carbon dioxide that has risen
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