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Which of the following are anthropogenic (human) activities that increase the level of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere? a) Cement production b) Flatulence from livestock c) Burning of fossil fuels d) Deforestation e) Reforestation f) Flooding of rice fields.

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