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Climate Change: Global Carbon Budget (Carbon Dioxide), Global Warming
Geography: Global Carbon Budget, balancing global warming and climate change
Global carbon budget, the balance of carbon exchange (income and loss) between carbon reserves or a specific cycle of the carbon cycle (eg, atmospheres ↔ biosphere). It is used to determine whether a special pool/ reservoir/circle is working as the source of carbon dioxide. Scientifically important for balancing global warming and climate change.
The IPCC Fourth Assessment Report has clearly established links between human-generated greenhouse gas emissions, especially CO2, and global warming, but still the global carbon cycle, especially ground and sea sources and CO2 levels There is still many discrepancies in our knowledge about.
In order to reduce this uncertainty, the understanding of credible assessment of the impacts of future emission trends as well as information-based initiatives in discussions on international treaties to limit state and country-wise emissions and CO2 emissions is paramount.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a colorless and odorless gas that is essential for life on Earth. It is found naturally on earth. In the Earth's atmosphere, this gas is approximately 0.03
