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What are carbon emission?

• Carbon emission describes carbon being transferred to the biosphere
• Carbon emission describes carbon being transferred to the hydrosphere
• Carbon emissions describes carbon being transferred to the atmosphere
• Carbon emissions describes carbon being transferred to the geosphere

What are greenhouse gasses?

• Green house gas is a gas that is green
• Green house gas refers to a gases that not contribute to the greenhouse effect
• Green house gas refers to a gas that contributes to the greenhouse effect
• Greenhouse gas refers to a gas that allows sun's energy to escape the earth's atmosphere.

How does using electricity contribute to the carbon cycle?

• Electricity releases Carbon through the light it produces
• Electricity makes the earth warmer
• Electricity does not contribute to the carbon cycle if the power used to make electricity does not involve the burning of fossil fuels or other sources of carbon
• Electricity does contribute to the carbon cycle if the power used to make electricity does not involve the burning of fossil fuels or other sources of carbon

What are fossil fuels?

• Fossil fuels are sources of energy that does not involve carbon
• Fossil fuels are a power source that only fuels cars and other vehicles for transportation
• Fossil fuels is a source of carbon that comes from the geosphere
• Fossil fuels are good for the environment

How does food agriculture and land use affect the climate?

• Food agriculture and land use does not contribute to climate change
• Food agriculture and land use helps the ecosystems by eliminating species diversity
• Food agriculture and land use help the climate by contributing carbon to the geosphere
• Food agriculture and land use hurt the climate by eliminating land sinks

How do land sinks affect the environment?

• Land sinks help the environment by storing carbon, keeping carbon from being abundantly stored in the atmosphere
• Land sinks are sources of carbon for humans to burn
• Land sinks hurt the environment because sinks belong in a kitchen
• Land sinks do not allow carbon to be stored.

What are land sinks?

• Land is a critical component of the climate system, actively engaged in the flows of carbon
• Land is a critical component of the climate system, actively engaged in the flows of the suns energy
• Land sink is a result of littering and garbage being collected on land
• Large depressions or holes in the ground where water collects.

How do coastal and ocean sinks affect the environment?

• Coastal and ocean sinks act as carbon storage systems, helping to reduce greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere.
• Coastal and ocean sinks contribute to the erosion of coastal areas and the loss of land.
• Coastal and ocean sinks support diverse marine ecosystems, promoting biodiversity and providing habitat for various species.
• Coastal and ocean sinks increase water pollution and degrade water quality.

What are engineered sinks?

• Man-made structures designed to absorb and store carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
• Artificial reservoirs created to control water flow and prevent flooding.
• Specialized machines used to remove pollutants from the environment.
• Underground storage facilities for hazardous waste disposal.

How do engineered sinks affect the environment?

• Engineered sinks help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and mitigate climate change.
• Engineered sinks contribute to the depletion of natural resources.
• Engineered sinks increase pollution and negatively impact air quality
• Engineered sinks support the growth of ecosystems and enhance biodiversity.