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What would happen if there was too much Carbon Dioxide in the atmosphere? What if there were no processes to pull Carbon Dioxide out of the atmosphere?
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What would happen if there was too much Carbon Dioxide in the atmosphere? What if there were no processes to pull Carbon

Dioxide out of the atmosphere?

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We would die because if humans take in to much Carbon Dioxide but no oxygen it would become harder to breathe CD poisoning can effect the central nervous system. The earth would turn very hot and increase the process of global warming
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