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sarasara

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Since data collection began in 1978, the overall energy emitted from the sun has:
 
  A) increased dramatically.
  B) increased slightly.
  C) decreased dramatically.
  D) decreased slightly.

Question 2

Increased cultivation of forest land for agriculture:
 
  A) increases albedo.
  B) decreases albedo.
  C) has no effect on albedo.
  D) causes global decrease in temperature.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B



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