Eliminating The Carbon Input Into The Environment
Part One
1. The flora population changed by increasing. Because the plants grow in the soil, the increase of carbon in soil leads to an increase in carbon in the plants.
2. A) The carbon level in the soil has increased in 2070. The carbon level increases as does the plants therefore an increase in the amount of plants.
B) The decomposer rate will increase because there are more plants due to the increase in carbon and soil, therefore the death of the plants will be decomposed. The deforestation rate increased therefore giving humans less oxygen and humans will be negatively affected.
Part Two
1. The outcome of 1/6 and 1/12 are similar. The carbon level in both ocean surface and deep ocean increase, therefore resulting in in an increase in the seaweed population.
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Compared to Lesson 2, there is a drastic change in the atmospheric carbon levels. There is almost a 2,000 difference in the carbon levels. However, in Lesson 1, the atmospheric carbon levels are very like Lesson 3. (All in the year 2110)
Considerations
1. You can lessen the effect of carbon on humans by trying to eliminate the carbon input into the environment. Some ways of doing that would be carpooling to and from places, unplugging electronical things around the house, and simply planting trees.
2. Using biofuels can help fix the destruction of the cycle. By using biofuels, they aren’t disrupting sensitive habitats, and the carbon dioxide they release was just absorbed days ago by the plant making the cycle time shorter and more
1. The flora population changed by increasing. Because the plants grow in the soil, the increase of carbon in soil leads to an increase in carbon in the plants.
2. A) The carbon level in the soil has increased in 2070. The carbon level increases as does the plants therefore an increase in the amount of plants.
B) The decomposer rate will increase because there are more plants due to the increase in carbon and soil, therefore the death of the plants will be decomposed. The deforestation rate increased therefore giving humans less oxygen and humans will be negatively affected.
Part Two
1. The outcome of 1/6 and 1/12 are similar. The carbon level in both ocean surface and deep ocean increase, therefore resulting in in an increase in the seaweed population.
2. …show more content…
Compared to Lesson 2, there is a drastic change in the atmospheric carbon levels. There is almost a 2,000 difference in the carbon levels. However, in Lesson 1, the atmospheric carbon levels are very like Lesson 3. (All in the year 2110)
Considerations
1. You can lessen the effect of carbon on humans by trying to eliminate the carbon input into the environment. Some ways of doing that would be carpooling to and from places, unplugging electronical things around the house, and simply planting trees.
2. Using biofuels can help fix the destruction of the cycle. By using biofuels, they aren’t disrupting sensitive habitats, and the carbon dioxide they release was just absorbed days ago by the plant making the cycle time shorter and more