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防治大气污染的根本措施是( ) A.人工降雨 B.控制污染物排放 C.植树造林

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防治大气污染的根本措施是(  )

A.人工降雨

B.控制污染物排放

C.植树造林

D.过滤空气

答案:

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答案:D

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