Respuesta :

Since the Inbdustrial Revolution, human sources of CO2 emissions have been growing.
Activities such as buring fossil fuels, and deforrestation are the primary cause of the increased CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere.

Answer:

The elevating levels of carbon dioxide most probably can diminish the productivity on the land and the sea. In case, when there is an elevating level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, more amount of carbon dioxide gets dissolved within the water bodies like sea. This further enhances the levels of pH, which leads to coral bleaching and other deleterious things that can hamper biodiversity found in the water ecosystem.  

Even on land, the phenomenon of global warming resulting due to an increase in the levels of greenhouse gases leads to change in climate. Due to change in climate, a decline can be witnessed in the diversity of crops, and thus also diminishes productivity, which hampers farmers that depends on productivity as the source of income.