How would each of the bar charts in picture below (in part A) be different IF EARTH WERE NOT PART OF THE SYSTEM? I understand the bar charts below - I need to know how they would be different IF EARTH WERE NOT PART OF THE SYSTEM. Thanks
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How would each of the bar charts in picture below (in part A) be different IF EARTH WERE NOT PART OF THE SYSTEM?
I understand the bar charts below - I need to know how they would be different IF EARTH WERE NOT PART OF THE SYSTEM.
Thanks
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