When that happens it begins to Sink deeper into mantle, but also rises<span>
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I have no idea, but I wouldn't use Wikipedia.. The "facts" on there aren't always true. That's why we aren't allowed to use it in my high school.
I'm pretty sure the answer is B, but don't hate me if I'm wrong
There's few methods how governments can promote solutions for climate disruptions:
1. Strictly regulate carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane as air pollutants
2. Phaze in carbon taxes or fees
3. Place a cap on total human generated carbon dioxide and methane emissions
4. Increase subsidies to businesses that encourage energy efficient technology
