Emissions Gaseous Carbon Ocean Water Fossil Fuels Biosphere Carbon To Year Smokestack Atmosphere Ocean Deep Oil...

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Emissions Gaseous Carbon Ocean Water Fossil Fuels Biosphere Carbon To Year Smokestack Atmosphere Ocean Deep Oil and Gas Coal Soil Surface Ocean 2010 8.9 GT 391 1000 38000 500 3500 2000 2020 10. 8 GT 415 1035 38021 444 3457 2002 2030 13.2 GT 445 1050 38057 375 3405 1828 2040 16.0 GT 479 1066 38107 292 3342 2016 2050 19.6 GT 519 1085 38170 190 3264 2026 2060 23.8 GT 569 1107 38250 66 3170 2038 2070 36.2 GT 646 1137 38349 0 2933 2051 2080 44.2 GT 753 1178 38478 0 2528 2068 2090 53.8 GT 882 1224 38642 0 2035 2089 2100 65.6 GT 1042 1275 38845 0 1433 2113 Terrestrial Plants 2110 80.0 GT 1244 1333 39091 0 700 2141 899 What is the relationship between an increase in fossil fuel consumption and increased carbon in terrestrial plants? How might this change flora populations? What impact could twenty years at this level of consumption have on flora? What is the relationship between an increase in total carbon concentration (the smokestack) and increased carbon in the ocean surface? How might this change marine life populations? What impact could fifty years at this level of emissions have on marine fauna? On marine flora? In addition to circulating through the carbon cycle, where else might excess carbon be found? In fifty years, where would you be most likely to see excess carbon? Which areas are most highly (and quickly) affected by an increase in carbon emissions (and increase in fossil fuel consumption)? How would these effects manifest themselves? What are the dangers/benefits to these Emissions Gaseous Carbon Ocean Water Fossil Fuels Biosphere Carbon To Year Smokestack Atmosphere Ocean Deep Oil and Gas Coal Soil Surface Ocean 2010 8.9 GT 391 1000 38000 500 3500 2000 2020 10. 8 GT 415 1035 38021 444 3457 2002 2030 13.2 GT 445 1050 38057 375 3405 1828 2040 16.0 GT 479 1066 38107 292 3342 2016 2050 19.6 GT 519 1085 38170 190 3264 2026 2060 23.8 GT 569 1107 38250 66 3170 2038 2070 36.2 GT 646 1137 38349 0 2933 2051 2080 44.2 GT 753 1178 38478 0 2528 2068 2090 53.8 GT 882 1224 38642 0 2035 2089 2100 65.6 GT 1042 1275 38845 0 1433 2113 Terrestrial Plants 2110 80.0 GT 1244 1333 39091 0 700 2141 899 What is the relationship between an increase in fossil fuel consumption and increased carbon in terrestrial plants? How might this change flora populations? What impact could twenty years at this level of consumption have on flora? What is the relationship between an increase in total carbon concentration (the smokestack) and increased carbon in the ocean surface? How might this change marine life populations? What impact could fifty years at this level of emissions have on marine fauna? On marine flora? In addition to circulating through the carbon cycle, where else might excess carbon be found? In fifty years, where would you be most likely to see excess carbon? Which areas are most highly (and quickly) affected by an increase in carbon emissions (and increase in fossil fuel consumption)? How would these effects manifest themselves? What are the dangers/benefits to these