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MCQ 351: 'Methane' is emitted through leakages in the;:

  1. Water pipelines
  2. Gas pipelines
  3. pipeline transport
  4. pipeline tracks

MCQ 352: Atmospheric particles arise partially from;:

  1. Natural sources
  2. Artificial Sources
  3. Environmental Sources
  4. chemical sources

MCQ 353: The most common 'isotope' of carbon is;:

  1. 12^C
  2. 1^C
  3. 3^C
  4. 2^C

MCQ 354: The world?s largest hydropower is situated in;:

  1. China
  2. Japan
  3. India
  4. Pakistan

MCQ 355: The average amount of ozone in the stratosphere across the globe, approximately:

  1. 300 DU
  2. 900 DU
  3. 700 DU
  4. 500 DU

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