The Global Carbon Cycle (Princeton Primers in Climate)
by David Archer
The Global Carbon Cycle provides a focused introduction to one of climate science’s central subjects: how carbon moves through Earth’s natural systems. Written by David Archer for the Princeton Primers in Climate series, it gives readers a clear foundation for understanding carbon’s connection to climate.
About This Book
The Global Carbon Cycle introduces the movement of carbon through Earth’s atmosphere, oceans, land, and other natural systems.
David Archer presents the subject within the broader context of climate science.
Part of the Princeton Primers in Climate series, this book offers a focused foundation for readers seeking to understand carbon and its role in the climate system.
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