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Over time, increased levels of carbon dioxide may result in global warming. How might increased global temperatures affect the water cycle?

Over time, increased levels of carbon dioxide may result in global warming. How might increased global temperatures affect the water cycle?
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Over time, increased levels of carbon dioxide may result in global warming. How might increased global temperatures affect the water cycle?

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the water will evaporate leading to no water source for animals to drink or live

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