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Burning fossil fuels releases oxides of sulfur and nitrogen. these air pollutants can be responsible for question 5 options: a. precipitation with a ph as low as 3.0. b. the increase of fish populations in lakes. c. air that tastes great, but is less filling. d. preventing eutrophication. e. biological magnification of toxins.

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