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Energy Sources: Non-Renewable Energies: Review

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(URCA 2021) - Question Easy of Geography

Among the main problems caused by air pollution, we have as the CORRECT statement:
a.
acid rain, where raindrops have an increased $$\mathrm{ph}$$ due to the concentration of $$\mathrm{co}_{2}$$ in the atmosphere.
b.
thermal inversion, which occurs in large urban centers due to the high concentration of soot and polluting gases on colder and windless days.
c.
increase in ice layer at the poles caused by planet cooling.
d.
no previous answer.
e.
greenhouse effect, when the large amount of polluting gases causes the destruction of the atmospheric layer that protects the planet from ultraviolet rays.

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