Chemistry, 04.06.2021 02:10 dbag1162

Too much Carbon Dioxide in the atmosphere is a bad thing. However, too little is also bad. Explain why it is important
for Carbon Dioxide to always exist in the atmosphere. Give specific examples of what it is used for to support your response.

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Too much Carbon Dioxide in the atmosphere is a bad thing. However, too little is also bad. Explain...