The carbon cycle is one of the biogeochemical cycles. This site contains information about the movement of carbon, in its many forms, between the biosphere, atmosphere, oceans, and geosphere. The site describes the cycle with its various sinks, or stores, of carbon and processes by which the various sinks exchange carbon. A diagram illustrates the carbon cycle and can be expanded for group viewing. The site is also supported by links to a glossary, references, and related topics. Educational levels: High school, Intermediate elementary, Middle school
This site presents a brief overview of the earthly cycles of carbon, water, nitrogen, phosphorus and...
This diagram illustrates some of the most abundant stores of carbon and identifies some of the pathw...
This EET Chapter will introduce you to visualization capabilities available through NASA's Earth Obs...
Since living things extract carbon from their nonliving environment, for life to continue carbon mus...
This activity has students explore the carbon cycle and learn to identify carbon sources, sinks, and...
This demonstration aims to teach students about the nature of carbon, the different types of compoun...
The site offers charts and graphs to aid in a detailed explanation of where carbon comes from and wh...
This site provides a brief overview of processes and properties associated with global climate chang...
In this unit, students use Internet resources, slide presentations, and modeling to explain how unde...
The transport and transformation of substances in the environment are known collectively as biogeoch...
In this unit, students explore the environmental cycles that influence Earth's climate. They will in...
Carbon Cycle of Mars is a Windows to the Universe Exploratour and provides information and images ab...
To understand the environment, it is important to understand how organisms and their surroundings in...
To understand the environment, it is important to understand how organisms and their surroundings in...
Carbon (C), the fourth most abundant element in the Universe, after hydrogen (H), helium (He), and o...
This site presents a brief overview of the earthly cycles of carbon, water, nitrogen, phosphorus and...
This diagram illustrates some of the most abundant stores of carbon and identifies some of the pathw...
This EET Chapter will introduce you to visualization capabilities available through NASA's Earth Obs...
Since living things extract carbon from their nonliving environment, for life to continue carbon mus...
This activity has students explore the carbon cycle and learn to identify carbon sources, sinks, and...
This demonstration aims to teach students about the nature of carbon, the different types of compoun...
The site offers charts and graphs to aid in a detailed explanation of where carbon comes from and wh...
This site provides a brief overview of processes and properties associated with global climate chang...
In this unit, students use Internet resources, slide presentations, and modeling to explain how unde...
The transport and transformation of substances in the environment are known collectively as biogeoch...
In this unit, students explore the environmental cycles that influence Earth's climate. They will in...
Carbon Cycle of Mars is a Windows to the Universe Exploratour and provides information and images ab...
To understand the environment, it is important to understand how organisms and their surroundings in...
To understand the environment, it is important to understand how organisms and their surroundings in...
Carbon (C), the fourth most abundant element in the Universe, after hydrogen (H), helium (He), and o...
This site presents a brief overview of the earthly cycles of carbon, water, nitrogen, phosphorus and...
This diagram illustrates some of the most abundant stores of carbon and identifies some of the pathw...
This EET Chapter will introduce you to visualization capabilities available through NASA's Earth Obs...