How does the process of slash and burn agriculture affect Earth’s atmosphere? Select the best response. Question 9 options:

When forests are burned, stored carbon dioxide in the plants is released into the atmosphere and the number of plants absorbing carbon dioxide is reduced.

When forests are burned, stored carbon dioxide in the plants releases methane into the air and creates air pollution.

When forests are burned, stored oxygen in the plants is released and causes more forests to burn at a faster rate.