High levels of CO₂ in the atmosphere have been attributed to the use of fossil fuels and rapid deforestation in Africa, South America and Asia.

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High levels of CO₂ (assuming this is a typo for CO2, which is a common greenhouse gas) in the atmosphere have been attributed to the burning of fossil fuels and deforestation, which release carbon dioxide into the air. Africa, South America and Asia are regions where significant deforestation has occurred in recent decades, contributing to the increase in atmospheric CO2 levels.

High Levels of CO2 in the Atmosphere Have Been Attributed

High Levels of CO₂ in the Atmosphere Have Been Attributed