Burning of fossil fuels affects
A) Nitrogen cycle
B) Carbon cycle
C) Phosphorus cycle
D) Water cycle
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The answer is B) Carbon Cycle
Explanation -
Fossil Fuels are mainly hydrocarbons so, they contain large amount of carbon! Example - coal, petroleum, natural gas etc...
These fuels on combustion release unburnt carbon particles in the atmosphere. This leads to the formation of carbon dioxide which is a greenhouse gas.This is one of the causes for global warming too! Eventually, the carbon cycle is disturbed...
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The answer is B) Carbon Cycle
Explanation -
Fossil Fuels are mainly hydrocarbons so, they contain large amount of carbon! Example - coal, petroleum, natural gas etc...
These fuels on combustion release unburnt carbon particles in the atmosphere. This leads to the formation of carbon dioxide which is a greenhouse gas.This is one of the causes for global warming too! Eventually, the carbon cycle is disturbed...
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Burning of fossil fuels affect Carbon Cycle.
Its because when fossil fuels are burned, they release carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide. This results in increasing concentration of CO2 and it also causes global warming.
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This is Your answer...
Burning of fossil fuels affect Carbon Cycle.
Its because when fossil fuels are burned, they release carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide. This results in increasing concentration of CO2 and it also causes global warming.
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