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What happens to the temperature when there is more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere?

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What happens to the temperature when there is more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere?

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The more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, the higher the average temperature on earth. Long-waved sunrays hit the surface of the earth, and turn into heat. They are partially reflected, and would go back into space as heat-waves. But the CO2 and other greenhouse gases reflect it partially back to the earth.

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