C. Receive more<span> direct sunlight than places near the poles</span>
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C. people in location c would complain about foul taste in water
Answer:I would say we are very social because talking to people makes you happy sometimes depending on who and what your talking bout for the first one? And I would say people argue and fight because it comes from a place of hurt inside of them and sometimes we’ll take it one on someone else instead of talking it out.(but tbh I keep the hurt to my self and tell people not in the mood)and the third one hahaha ya I agree people can’t see and tend to not care that ur hurt. I’ve honestly had tried so hard in life to be happy and not care about any hurt I have but I keep getting hurt so know I just give up I gave up on everything and I’m so young too I’m only 13 I have a whole life but feel like life hate me. If you feel this way get chocolate icecream lay in bed and and cry while eating it I cry all the time and I stay alone and handle thing myself I hope you feel better at some point in like cuz I won’t I still be here trying to distract myself by talking to random people here
Explanation:man that’s a lot of righting lol it took long too
Given what we know from the information provided in the graph, we can confirm that at the start of the 1960s the carbon levels in the atmosphere were roughly 320ppm, whereas in 2015 they are near 420ppm.
<h3>What causes increased Carbon levels?</h3>
- This happens due to human activity.
- An increase in industry causes more carbon pollution.
- Carbon pollution is also caused by motorized vehicles, of which there are many more now than back in the 1960s.
Therefore, we can confirm that the carbon levels in the atmosphere have risen sharply since 1960 due to human activities. There has been a sharp increase in industry and recreative use of cars and motorized vehicles, all greatly contributing to the carbon pollution.
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