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"How do we know the CO2 that is building up in the atmosphere comes mainly from burning fossil fuels?  The respiration of plants and animals adds CO2 to the atmosphere, CO2 comes from volcanoes, and CO2 comes out of the ocean when the water temperature rises. Why can't we attribute most of the additional CO2 to these sources?

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