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    The document discusses the carbon cycle, which is the biogeochemical cycle by which carbon is exchanged among the biosphere, pedosphere, geosphere, hydrosphere, and atmosphere of the Earth. It describes several key ways that carbon is removed from and released into the atmosphere, as well as important carbon sinks that store carbon for long periods. Specifically, it notes that carbon is removed from the atmosphere through photosynthesis by plants and absorbed by the oceans, while it is released through respiration by animals and plants and the decomposition of organic matter, as well as the burning of fossil fuels. Major carbon sinks include soils, oceans, and fossil fuel deposits.

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    The document discusses the carbon cycle, which is the biogeochemical cycle by which carbon is exchanged among the biosphere, pedosphere, geosphere, hydrosphere, and atmosphere of the Earth. It describes several key ways that carbon is removed from and released into the atmosphere, as well as important carbon sinks that store carbon for long periods. Specifically, it notes that carbon is removed from the atmosphere through photosynthesis by plants and absorbed by the oceans, while it is released through respiration by animals and plants and the decomposition of organic matter, as well as the burning of fossil fuels. Major carbon sinks include soils, oceans, and fossil fuel deposits.

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    Draw The Pyramid of Biomass For The Food Chain. Answers On Nearpod

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    The document discusses the carbon cycle, which is the biogeochemical cycle by which carbon is exchanged among the biosphere, pedosphere, geosphere, hydrosphere, and atmosphere of the Earth. It describes several key ways that carbon is removed from and released into the atmosphere, as well as important carbon sinks that store carbon for long periods. Specifically, it notes that carbon is removed from the atmosphere through photosynthesis by plants and absorbed by the oceans, while it is released through respiration by animals and plants and the decomposition of organic matter, as well as the burning of fossil fuels. Major carbon sinks include soils, oceans, and fossil fuel deposits.

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    Learning Objective: Describe and explain how carbon is Keywords:

    recycled in nature Carbon


    9/27/20 Carbon Sinks
    Cycle
    The Carbon Cycle

    Draw the
    Cycad = 50kg pyramid of
    Triceratops = 100kg biomass for
    the food chain.
    5
    Velociraptor = 25kg Answers on minutes
    T Rex = 150kg Nearpod

    Bronze: Describe ways in which carbon is removed from the atmosphere


    Silver: Describe ways in which carbon is released into the atmosphere
    Gold: Evaluate the impact of humans on atmospheric carbon
    Learning Objective: Describe and explain how carbon is Keywords:
    recycled in nature Carbon
    Carbon Sinks
    Cycle
    15
    minutes

    As you play answer the


    following questions:
    1. How is carbon
    removed from the
    atmosphere?
    2. How is it released
    back?
    3. Are there any
    reservoirs where
    https://freeonlinedice.com/ carbon stays for a
    long time?
    Bronze: Describe ways in which carbon is removed from the atmosphere
    Silver: Describe ways in which carbon is released into the atmosphere
    Gold: Evaluate the impact of humans on atmospheric carbon
    Learning Objective: Describe and explain how carbon is Keywords:
    recycled in nature Carbon
    Carbon Sinks
    Cycle

    Bronze: Describe ways in which carbon is removed from the atmosphere


    Silver: Describe ways in which carbon is released into the atmosphere
    Gold: Evaluate the impact of humans on atmospheric carbon
    Learning Objective: Describe and explain how carbon is Keywords:
    recycled in nature Carbon
    Carbon Sinks
    Cycle

    Bronze: Describe ways in which carbon is removed from the atmosphere


    Silver: Describe ways in which carbon is released into the atmosphere
    Gold: Evaluate the impact of humans on atmospheric carbon
    Learning Objective: Describe and explain how carbon is Keywords:
    recycled in nature Carbon
    Carbon Sinks
    Cycle

    Bronze: Describe ways in which carbon is removed from the atmosphere


    Silver: Describe ways in which carbon is released into the atmosphere
    Gold: Evaluate the impact of humans on atmospheric carbon
    Learning Objective: Describe and explain how carbon is Keywords:
    recycled in nature Carbon
    Carbon Sinks
    Cycle

    Bronze: Describe ways in which carbon is removed from the atmosphere


    Silver: Describe ways in which carbon is released into the atmosphere
    Gold: Evaluate the impact of humans on atmospheric carbon
    Learning Objective: Describe and explain how carbon is Keywords:
    recycled in nature Carbon
    Carbon Sinks
    Cycle

    Bronze: Describe ways in which carbon is removed from the atmosphere


    Silver: Describe ways in which carbon is released into the atmosphere
    Gold: Evaluate the impact of humans on atmospheric carbon
    Learning Objective: Describe and explain how carbon is Keywords:
    recycled in nature Carbon
    Carbon Sinks
    Cycle

    Bronze: Describe ways in which carbon is removed from the atmosphere


    Silver: Describe ways in which carbon is released into the atmosphere
    Gold: Evaluate the impact of humans on atmospheric carbon
    Learning Objective: Describe and explain how carbon is Keywords:
    recycled in nature Carbon
    Carbon Sinks
    Cycle

    Bronze: Describe ways in which carbon is removed from the atmosphere


    Silver: Describe ways in which carbon is released into the atmosphere
    Gold: Evaluate the impact of humans on atmospheric carbon
    Learning Objective: Describe and explain how carbon is Keywords:
    recycled in nature Carbon
    Carbon Sinks
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Utz-hGONp_k
    Cycle
    Using the above video create an A3 annotated
    diagram of the carbon cycle. Key definition-
    Carbon sink: a reservoir where
    carbon dioxide is removed from the
    Your annotations should include; atmosphere and locked into organic
    or inorganic compounds
    • why the carbon cycle is important
    • a description of each of the processes that remove
    or release carbon into the atmosphere 20
    • if any of the processes can be influenced by minutes
    humans and if so how
    • highlight the carbon sinks
    Finished? See the next slide
    Bronze: Describe ways in which carbon is removed from the atmosphere
    Silver: Describe ways in which carbon is released into the atmosphere
    Gold: Evaluate the impact of humans on atmospheric carbon
    Learning Objective: Describe and explain how carbon is Keywords:
    recycled in nature Carbon
    Sink Amount of Carbon in Carbon Sinks
    Petagrams Cycle
    Atmosphere From 578 (in 1700) to
    766 (in1999)
    Suggest
    Soil organic matter 1500-1600 reasons why
    Ocean 38000-40000 the quantities
    of carbon in
    Marine sediments and 66000000-100000000 the sinks may
    sedimentary rocks have changed
    Terrestrial plants 540-610 over time

    Fossil fuel deposits 4000

    A petagram is 1,000,000,000,000,000 gram!

    Bronze: Describe ways in which carbon is removed from the atmosphere


    Silver: Describe ways in which carbon is released into the atmosphere
    Gold: Evaluate the impact of humans on atmospheric carbon
    Learning Objective: Describe and explain how carbon is Keywords:
    recycled in nature Carbon
    Carbon Sinks
    Cycle

    Bronze: Describe ways in which carbon is removed from the atmosphere


    Silver: Describe ways in which carbon is released into the atmosphere
    Gold: Evaluate the impact of humans on atmospheric carbon
    Learning Objective: Describe and explain how carbon is Keywords:
    recycled in nature Carbon
    Carbon Sinks
    From Yesterday Cycle
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1J6hjIgCGsk

    Use the video tutorial to


    answer the GPP and NPP
    exam questions in the Finished this and self assessed?
    folder for today
    Read the info sheet on methane
    – why do you think reducing
    methane is important and why
    might people not want to take
    the necessary steps?

    Bronze: Describe ways in which carbon is removed from the atmosphere


    Silver: Describe ways in which carbon is released into the atmosphere
    Gold: Evaluate the impact of humans on atmospheric carbon
    Learning Objective: Describe and explain how carbon is Keywords:
    recycled in nature Carbon
    Carbon Sinks
    Cycle

    Bronze: Describe ways in which carbon is removed from the atmosphere


    Silver: Describe ways in which carbon is released into the atmosphere
    Gold: Evaluate the impact of humans on atmospheric carbon
    Learning Objective: Describe and explain how carbon is Keywords:
    recycled in nature Carbon
    Carbon Sinks
    Cycle

    Bronze: Describe ways in which carbon is removed from the atmosphere


    Silver: Describe ways in which carbon is released into the atmosphere
    Gold: Evaluate the impact of humans on atmospheric carbon
    Learning Objective: Describe and explain how carbon is Keywords:
    recycled in nature Carbon
    Carbon Sinks
    Cycle

    Bronze: Describe ways in which carbon is removed from the atmosphere


    Silver: Describe ways in which carbon is released into the atmosphere
    Gold: Evaluate the impact of humans on atmospheric carbon

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