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Aleah Pierce

23 February, 04:42

3) Excess carbon gases released into the atmosphere cause additional radiation to be retained and Earth's average temperature to increase. This phenomenon is known as A) solar radiation. B) the ozone shield. C) the greenhouse effect. D) industrial air pollution.

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