3.4.6 Nutrient Cycles – Carbon Cycle L.O: to state the processes and describe the events of the carbon cycle Make a list of molecules that contain carbon.

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3.4.6 Nutrient Cycles – Carbon Cycle L.O: to state the processes and describe the events of the carbon cycle Make a list of molecules that contain carbon How would you describe carbon? State processes that involve carbon

Carbon Cycle

GCSE Worksheet

Activity 1 Plot a graph to show yearly atmospheric carbon dioxide levels

Activity 2 Plot a graph to show daily atmospheric carbon dioxide levels

Top of The Pops 1.Can you think of the top three countries with the highest carbon emissions? 2.Place these into order from highest to lowest carbon emissions: North America, Central and South America, Europe, Africa, Middle East, Eurasia, Asia and Oceania

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