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Observing human CO2 emissions
Gurney, K. (2011), Observing human CO2 emissions, Carbon Management, 2 (3), 223-226.
Abstract:
The interaction between the Earth’s carbon cycle and climate change remains a top element of uncertainty within climate change projections. In order to better understand this relationship, carbon cycle scientists use a variety of modeling and observational tools to disassemble the many fluxes and reservoirs that constitute the global carbon cycle.