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    If There Were No Greenhouse Effect, Earth's Average Temperature Would
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If There Were No Greenhouse Effect, Earth's Average Temperature Would

Question 53

Question 53

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If there were no greenhouse effect, Earth's average temperature would likely be


A) near absolute zero.
B) a frigid -18°C.
C) comfortably cooler.
D) warmer than now.

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