The Global Carbon Cycle (Princeton Primers in Climate)
by David Archer
In The Global Carbon Cycle, David Archer presents an essential overview of carbon's journey through Earth's systems. This Princeton Primer illuminates the processes driving climate regulation, from natural fluxes to human impacts, equipping readers with core knowledge for environmental awareness.
About This Book
The Global Carbon Cycle offers a clear introduction to the movement of carbon across Earth's atmosphere, oceans, and land. As part of the Princeton Primers in Climate series, it breaks down complex scientific concepts for broader understanding.
Author David Archer examines the natural and human-influenced pathways of carbon, highlighting their role in regulating climate. The book provides foundational knowledge essential for students and professionals in environmental science.
Through straightforward explanations, it connects carbon cycling to larger issues like greenhouse gas accumulation and global warming. This primer serves as an entry point into climate science without overwhelming technical detail.
Readers gain insight into how perturbations in the carbon cycle affect planetary health, making it a key resource for grasping environmental challenges.
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