What is the key environmental impact of chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)s?     CFCs combine with reactive nitrogen to form radiocarbon     CFCs cause ocean acidification     CFCs destroy ozone in the stratosphere     CFCs release causes ice sheets to thaw more quickly     CFC s change the earth s albedo by reflecting sunlight

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