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Our Changing Planet: The U.S. Climate Change Science Program for Fiscal Year 2006
Author(s) -
C. J. Tucker
Publication year - 2005
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.7930/ocpfy2006
Subject(s) - planet , climate change , fiscal year , astrobiology , environmental science , meteorology , climatology , political science , geography , geology , astronomy , oceanography , physics , law
7.1 What are the magnitudes and distributions of North American carbon sources and sinks on seasonal to centennial time scales, and what are the processes controlling their dynamics? 7.2 What are the magnitudes and distributions of ocean carbon sources and sinks on seasonal to centennial time scales, and what are the processes controlling their dynamics? 7.3 What are the effects on carbon sources and sinks of past, present, and future land-use change and resource management practices at local, regional, and global scales? 7.4 How do global terrestrial, oceanic, and atmospheric carbon sources and sinks change on seasonal to centennial time scales, and how can this knowledge be integrated to quantify and explain annual global carbon budgets? 7.5 What will be the future atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide, methane, and other carbon-containing greenhouse gases, and how will terrestrial and marine carbon sources and sinks change in the future? 7.6 How will the Earth system, and its different components, respond to various options for managing carbon in the environment, and what scientific information is needed for evaluating these options?

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