Since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, the increased flux of carbon i

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Since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, the increased flux of carbon into the atmosphere has been primarily due to ________.
A) burning of fossil fuels
B) deforestation
C) desertification
D) addition of fertilizers to the soil
E) addition of phosphate in detergents

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