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A condition where warmer air lies above cooler air, limiting vertical circulation and trapping pollutants near the surface, is
A) photochemical smog.
B) temperature inversion.
C) source separation.
D) photovoltaic cells.

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Introduction to Geography: People, Places & Environment

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