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Oceans are natural carbon sinks, capable of absorbing at least a quarter of atmospheric carbon. For many years, the atmosphe
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absorb and hold additional carbon?
A Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels will increase dramatically.
8. Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels will decrease dramatically.
c Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels will rise slowly.
D Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels will fall slowly
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