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7 August, 06:13

Why has Earth's climate changed so rapidly in recent years? (a) The sun has gotten much hotter.

(b) People are eating too many plants.

(c) People are burning too many fossil fuels.

(D) The Earth is rotating too slowly to cool off effectively

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