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Which change has most increased the vulnerability of commerce to volcanic eruptions?
O A. The frequency and intensity of volcanic eruptions have increased.
B. The pollutants released by volcanic eruptions have become more toxic.
O C. The overall amount of commerce conducted by alr transportation has increased.
D. The overall amount of commerce conducted by ground transportation has increased.
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