Question

In this world map, land areas are colored green and ocean areas are colored blue. The greener or bluer the location, the more carbon that location absorbs each year. Location A is very light blue. Public Domain What can you conclude about Location A? There is little carbon being released. The carbon is sinking into long-term storage. The carbon is causing climate change in this zone.

Answer 1

I believe the answer would be the first one, little carbon is being released.

Answer 2

Answer:

There is little carbon being released.

Explanation:

It is the best answer.

In the long-term carbon cycle, through the process of sedimentation, carbon is transferred from the biosphere to the geosphere as rock. The carbon trapped in rock is released back to the atmosphere through the processes of volcanic release and weathering.

However, in the short-term carbon cycle, photosynthesis removes carbon from the atmosphere and releases it into the biosphere; through respiration, burning, and decay, all life in the biosphere releases carbon dioxide back to the atmosphere. Ocean uptake and ocean release of carbon are also part of the short-term carbon cycle.

So, we know that option B is wrong.

Also, if it is literally light blue in all the sea areas, why should location A be causing climae change?

*Also, for added measure I got this question correct in 9.02

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