They are composition of the atmosphere by inhaling and exhaling carbon dioxide and oxygen. Living things play a big part in the water cycle because they pull water from lands soil, which is a form of inhaling and exhaling water vapor so it rains forming a cycle. This cycle regulates the ocean chemistry by taking carbon out of the atmosphere. The ocean has chlorophyll concentrations and this is where organisms live. In areas where there is a cold water current the chlorophyll concentration is higher which stimulates phytoplankton. Cooler temperatures well up the water from way deep in the ocean carrying nutrients that built up over time. Whereas, in Polar Regions nutrients collect on surface waters during the month’s plants do not grow and in warm months the sunlight gives plants high concentration. The biosphere changes very little from year to year. Ocean productivity depends on the temperatures and nutrients brought to surface from the ocean current. Chlorophyll concentration can change due to temperatures in the ocean and the amount of zooplankton in that area. The global biosphere is an offset of excess carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Global warming is caused by burning fossil fuels which releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Boreal warming is a decline in greenness indices which is a result of drought, wildfires and insect outbreaks. Carbon released from these three things is causing climate
They are composition of the atmosphere by inhaling and exhaling carbon dioxide and oxygen. Living things play a big part in the water cycle because they pull water from lands soil, which is a form of inhaling and exhaling water vapor so it rains forming a cycle. This cycle regulates the ocean chemistry by taking carbon out of the atmosphere. The ocean has chlorophyll concentrations and this is where organisms live. In areas where there is a cold water current the chlorophyll concentration is higher which stimulates phytoplankton. Cooler temperatures well up the water from way deep in the ocean carrying nutrients that built up over time. Whereas, in Polar Regions nutrients collect on surface waters during the month’s plants do not grow and in warm months the sunlight gives plants high concentration. The biosphere changes very little from year to year. Ocean productivity depends on the temperatures and nutrients brought to surface from the ocean current. Chlorophyll concentration can change due to temperatures in the ocean and the amount of zooplankton in that area. The global biosphere is an offset of excess carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Global warming is caused by burning fossil fuels which releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Boreal warming is a decline in greenness indices which is a result of drought, wildfires and insect outbreaks. Carbon released from these three things is causing climate