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How would an increase in carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere change the green house effect? A. Carbon dioxide would change the greenhouse gases. B. It would make the greenhouse effect stronger. C. There would be less of a greenhouse effect. D. The greenhouse effect would stop happening.

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