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The Carbon Cycle in the Anthropocene,tandably, questions of the future can be answered only from reasonable projections of the past and present, and such answers should be viewed as indications of the trends rather than accurate estimates of where the global environment would be in the next centuries.

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Weathering and Consumption of CO2,ions is a major transfer path of CO. from the atmosphere to the land in the carbon cycle. On land, CO. is bound in organic matter by plant photosynthesis, and released into the soil pore space by the remineralization of organic matter.