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Carbon dioxide budget

Sundquist, E. T. (1993). The global carbon dioxide budget. Science 259,934-941. [Pg.320]

Steiger RH, Jager E (1977) Subcommission on geochronology convention on the use of decay constants in geo- and cosmochronology. Earth Planet Sci Lett 36 359-362 Sundquist ET (1993) The global carbon dioxide budget. Science 259 934-941... [Pg.288]

The atmospheric methane budget appears in Table 4-17. As is the case with the carbon dioxide budget, many of the sink and source strengths are... [Pg.391]

One mystery in environmental science is the imbalance in the carbon dioxide budget. Considering only human activities, scientists have estimated that 1.6 billion metric tons of CO2 is added to the atmosphere every year because of deforestation (plants use CO2, and fewer plants will leave more CO2 in the atmosphere). Another 5.5 billion tons per year is put into the atmosphere because of burning fossil fuels. It is further... [Pg.778]

TOE ATMOSPHERE TABLE 4.14 The Global Carbon Dioxide Budget" ... [Pg.424]

Broecker, W. S. Takahashi, T Simpson, H. J. Peng, T. H. 1979. Fate of fossil fuel carbon dioxide and the global carbon budget. Science 1979,206, 409. [Pg.423]

Fig. 11-16 Partial pressure of CO2 in surface ocean water along the GEOSECS tracks (a) the Atlantic western basin data obtained between August 1972 and January 1973 (b) the central Pacific data along the 180° meridian from October 1973 to February 1974. The dashed line shows atmospheric CO2 for comparison. The equatorial areas of both oceans release CO2 to the atmosphere, whereas the northern North Atlantic is a strong sink for CO2. (Modified with permission from W. S. Broecker et al. (1979). Fate of fossil fuel carbon dioxide and the global carbon budget, Science 206,409 18, AAAS.)... Fig. 11-16 Partial pressure of CO2 in surface ocean water along the GEOSECS tracks (a) the Atlantic western basin data obtained between August 1972 and January 1973 (b) the central Pacific data along the 180° meridian from October 1973 to February 1974. The dashed line shows atmospheric CO2 for comparison. The equatorial areas of both oceans release CO2 to the atmosphere, whereas the northern North Atlantic is a strong sink for CO2. (Modified with permission from W. S. Broecker et al. (1979). Fate of fossil fuel carbon dioxide and the global carbon budget, Science 206,409 18, AAAS.)...
The role of carbon dioxide in the Earth s radiation budget merits this interest in atmospheric CO2. There are, however, other changes of importance. The atmospheric methane concentration is increasing, probably as a result of increasing cattle populations, rice production, and biomass burning (Crutzen, 1983). Increasing methane concentrations are important because of the role it plays in stratospheric and... [Pg.308]

Wigley, T. M. L. (1993). Balancing the carbon budget Implications for projections of future carbon dioxide concentration changes, Tellus 45B, 409-425. [Pg.320]

Broecker W.S., Takahashi T., Simpson H.J. and Peng TH., Fate of fossil fuel carbon dioxide and the globd carbon budget. Science , 206, 409-418 (1979). [Pg.645]

Sarmiento J. L. and Sundquist E. T. (1992) Revised budget for the oceanic uptake of anthropogenic carbon-dioxide. Nature 356, 589-593. [Pg.2934]

Kerr, R.A., 1977. Carbon dioxide and climate carbon budget still unbalanced. Science, 197 1352—1353. [Pg.44]

Smith, S.V. and Jokiel, P.L., 1975. Water composition and biogeochemical gradients in the Canton Atoll Lagoon. 2. Budgets of phosphorus, nitrogen, carbon dioxide and particulate materials. Mar. Sci. Commun. 1 165—207. [Pg.162]

The global budget of natural and anthropogenic carbon dioxide... [Pg.251]


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