Which greenhouse gas can be added to the atmosphere by burning wood, oil, natural gas, and coal?

carbon monoxide

carbon dioxide

water vapor

methane

Carbon dioxide

Explanation:

Burning fossil fuels and biomass releases co2 a greenhouse gas

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