Carbon Sequestration: Terrestrial & Oceanic
Analysis of the biological and geological pathways that move carbon between the atmosphere and the Earth.
Key Questions
- Explain why different biomes vary so significantly in their carbon storage capacity.
- Analyze how the feedback loop between warming oceans and carbon release accelerates climate change.
- Evaluate the role technology should play in artificial carbon sequestration.
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