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Shaniya Adams
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26 December, 17:51
Explain how climate changes
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Sabrina Kirby
26 December, 17:59
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The release of greenhouse gases damages the ozone layer, (the layer protecting us from the suns rays) exposing the planet to the suns harmful radiation rays, increasing the temperature by a small amount each year
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