The Single Most Significant Human-Caused Contribution (About 75 Percent)to the Worldwide

The single most significant human-caused contribution (about 75 percent) to the worldwide increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide is

A) acid rain and the subsequent chemical reactions that release carbon dioxide from the soil.
B) nitrogen supplements that accelerate decompositional activity and recycle carbon before it can become sequestered in the soil.
C) the burning of fossil fuels and the subsequent emission of carbon dioxide.
D) deforestation and the subsequent decline in photosynthesis.