6. Which of the following processes puts excess carbon in the environment? (1 point) a. Marine respiration b. Burning fossil fuels c. Terrestrial photosynthesis d. Nitrification

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6. Which of the following processes puts excess carbon in the environment? (1 point)

a. Marine respiration
b. Burning fossil fuels
c. Terrestrial photosynthesis
d. Nitrification

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B. Burning fossil fuels

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