How does burning fossil fuels affect the composition of the atmosphere?(1 point)

Responses

It increases the amount of oxygen.
It increases the amount of oxygen.

It decreases the concentration of nitrous oxide.
It decreases the concentration of nitrous oxide.

It decreases the concentration of methane.
It decreases the concentration of methane.

It increases the concentration of carbon dioxide.
It increases the concentration of carbon dioxide.

1 answer

Burning fossil fuels primarily affects the composition of the atmosphere by increasing the concentration of carbon dioxide. Therefore, the correct response is:

It increases the concentration of carbon dioxide.

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