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Please if you just want point TELL ME I can’t fail this. Match the environmental stresses to what would happen in the chemical reaction. Think through the path from the carbon cycle - how CO2 CO2is removed
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Please if you just want point TELL ME I can’t fail this.

Match the environmental stresses to what would happen in the chemical reaction. Think through the path from the carbon cycle - how CO2
CO2is removed from the atmosphere and stored in sinks and then how CO2
CO2is released from sinks and/or produced. Loss of carbon sinks, like trees

Decrease in shellfish due to overfishing

Decrease the number of farms

Increase in Earth's temperature

Decrease in number of cars burning gas

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here you go. I took the test :)

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Please if you just want point TELL ME I can’t fail this. Match the environmental stresses-example-1
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