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Soil Respiration (Decomposition) Photosynthesis Burning Fossil Fuels 7.7 Plant Respiration 59 120 Volcanoes 0.1 Plants 560 Litterfall 59 Rivers 0.8 Deforestation.

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1 Soil Respiration (Decomposition) Photosynthesis Burning Fossil Fuels 7.7 Plant Respiration 59 120 Volcanoes 0.1 Plants 560 Litterfall 59 Rivers 0.8 Deforestation and Land Use Change 1.1 Earth’s Crust 100,000,000 Fossil Fuels 5,000 – 10,000 Atmosphere 750 Ocean Loss 90 Ocean Uptak e 92 Legend Units: Petagrams (Pg) = 10^15 gC Pools: Pg Fluxes: Pg/year 58 A collaborative project between the University of New Hampshire, Charles University and the GLOBE Program Office. 2012 Data Sources: Adapted from Houghton, R.A. Balancing the Global Carbon Budget. Annu. Rev. Earth Planet. Sci. 007.35:313-347, updated emissions values are from the Global Carbon Project: Carbon Budget 2009. Burial to Sediments 0.01

2 Plants 560 Earth’s Crust 100,000,000 Fossil Fuels 5,000 – 10,000 Atmosphere 750 Legend Units: Petagrams (Pg) = 10^15 gC Pools: Pg Fluxes: Pg/year A collaborative project between the University of New Hampshire, Charles University and the GLOBE Program Office. 2012 Data Sources: Adapted from Houghton, R.A. Balancing the Global Carbon Budget. Annu. Rev. Earth Planet. Sci. 007.35:313-347, updated emissions values are from the Global Carbon Project: Carbon Budget 2009.

3 Soil Respiration (Decomposition) Photosynthesis Burning Fossil Fuels 7.7 Plant Respiration 59 120 Volcanoes 0.1 Litterfall 59 Rivers 0.8 Deforestation and Land Use Change 1.1 Ocean Loss 90 Ocean Uptak e 92 Burial to Sediments Legend Units: Petagrams (Pg) = 10^15 gC Pools: Pg Fluxes: Pg/year 0.01 58 A collaborative project between the University of New Hampshire, Charles University and the GLOBE Program Office. 2012 Data Sources: Adapted from Houghton, R.A. Balancing the Global Carbon Budget. Annu. Rev. Earth Planet. Sci. 007.35:313-347, updated emissions values are from the Global Carbon Project: Carbon Budget 2009.

4 Soil Respiration (Decomposition) Photosynthesis Burning Fossil Fuels 7.7 Plant Respiration 59 120 Volcanoes 0.1 Plants 560 Litterfall 59 Rivers 0.8 Deforestation and Land Use Change 1.1 Earth’s Crust 100,000,000 Fossil Fuels 5,000 – 10,000 Atmosphere 750 Ocean Loss 90 Ocean Uptak e 92 Legend Units: Petagrams (Pg) = 10^15 gC Pools: Pg Fluxes: Pg/year 58 Burial to Sediments 0.01 A collaborative project between the University of New Hampshire, Charles University and the GLOBE Program Office. 2012 Data Sources: Adapted from Houghton, R.A. Balancing the Global Carbon Budget. Annu. Rev. Earth Planet. Sci. 007.35:313-347, updated emissions values are from the Global Carbon Project: Carbon Budget 2009.

5 Soil Respiration (Decomposition) Photosynthesis Plant Respiration 59 120 Plants 560 Litterfall 59 Deforestation and Land Use Change 1.1 Atmosphere 750 Legend Units: Petagrams (Pg) = 10^15 gC Pools: Pg Fluxes: Pg/year 58 A collaborative project between the University of New Hampshire, Charles University and the GLOBE Program Office. 2012 Data Sources: Adapted from Houghton, R.A. Balancing the Global Carbon Budget. Annu. Rev. Earth Planet. Sci. 007.35:313-347, updated emissions values are from the Global Carbon Project: Carbon Budget 2009.

6 Soil Respiration (Decomposition) Photosynthesis Burning Fossil Fuels 7.7 Plant Respiration 59 120 Volcanoes 0.1 Plants 560 Litterfall 59 Rivers 0.8 Deforestation and Land Use Change 1.1 Earth’s Crust 100,000,000 Fossil Fuels 5,000 – 10,000 Atmosphere 750 Ocean Loss 90 Ocean Uptak e 92 Legend Units: Petagrams (Pg) = 10^15 gC Pools: Pg Fluxes: Pg/year 58 Burial to Sediments 0.01 A collaborative project between the University of New Hampshire, Charles University and the GLOBE Program Office. 2012 Data Sources: Adapted from Houghton, R.A. Balancing the Global Carbon Budget. Annu. Rev. Earth Planet. Sci. 007.35:313-347, updated emissions values are from the Global Carbon Project: Carbon Budget 2009.

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