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by [email protected] » Sun Dec 02, 2012 3:53 am
Contrary to earlier conjectures, it may be that increased atmospheric carbon dioxide as a result of burning fossil fuels would cool the globe by reducing the amount of solar energy absorbed by snow.

[A] increased atmospheric carbon dioxide as a result of burning

increased atmospheric carbon dioxide resulting from the combustion of

[C] increasing carbon dioxide in the atmosphere resulting from the combustion of

[D] carbon dioxide in the atmosphere that increase from burning

[E] atmospheric carbon dioxide that increased from burning


The given OA is B.


Honestly, I chose the answer to be C, because of tenses. As a matter of fact, carbon dioxide is ever increasing and not stopped increasing. And hence the correct answer from the meaning's perspective should be C and not B.

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by Jim@StratusPrep » Thu Dec 06, 2012 8:51 am
When you use increasing it implies that it is rising levels (nit the absolute level) that causes the issue at hand.
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by The Iceman » Thu Dec 06, 2012 11:34 am
[email protected] wrote: Honestly, I chose the answer to be C, because of tenses. As a matter of fact, carbon dioxide is ever increasing and not stopped increasing. And hence the correct answer from the meaning's perspective should be C and not B.

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Another problem with C is that the placement of resulting without comma just after atmosphere implies that it was atmosphere that resulted from the combustion and not the carbon dioxide.
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