Why has Earth remained habitable throughout history? A. Because chemical weather

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Why has Earth remained habitable throughout history? A. Because chemical weathering of continental rocks both responds to and modifies the level of CO2 greenhouse gases in the atmosphere over geological time scales B. Because it is exactly the right distance from the sun C. Because Earth is balanced between warming and cooling as it rotates on its axis D. Because the incoming solar radiation from the Sun has been constant over time E. Both B and D Why has Earth remained habitable throughout history? A. Because chemical weathering of continental rocks both responds to and modifies the level of CO2 greenhouse gases in the atmosphere over geological time scales B. Because it is exactly the right distance from the sun C. Because Earth is balanced between warming and cooling as it rotates on its axis D. Because the incoming solar radiation from the Sun has been constant over time E. Both B and D A. Because chemical weathering of continental rocks both responds to and modifies the level of CO2 greenhouse gases in the atmosphere over geological time scales B. Because it is exactly the right distance from the sun C. Because Earth is balanced between warming and cooling as it rotates on its axis D. Because the incoming solar radiation from the Sun has been constant over time E. Both B and D

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A.. Because chemical weathering of continental rocks both responds to and modifies the level of CO2 greenhouse

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