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The global population has increased immensely over the last two centuries....
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The global population has increased immensely over the last two centuries. Humans use fossil fuels to do a variety of tasks from heating their homes to travel to production of everyday products. As the human population has increased, so have the global fossil carbon emissions.
Write a scientific explanation that describes total world carbon emissions in 2050 if the world’s population decreases to five billion people.
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