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Carbon dioxide emissions visualized for Febraury 2021

DescriptionCO2 emissions visualized for 202102.jpg	Deutsch: Globale Kohlenstoffdioxidemissionen visualisiert für Febraur 2021 English: Carbon dioxide emissions visualized for Febraury 2021 NASA Earth Observatory Image of the Day for March 5, 2024 "The carbon dioxide shown in the visualizations comes from four major sources: fossil fuels (yellow), burning biomass (red), land ecosystems (green), and the ocean (blue). Though the land and ocean are both carbon sinks—which means they store more carbon than they emit by removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere—they can be sources at certain times and places. The green and blue dots represent carbon that was absorbed by the land and ocean."
Date	5 March 2024
Source	https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/152519/emissions-from-fossil-fuels-continue-to-rise
Author	Andrew J. Christensen, Anansa Keaton-Ashanti, and Mark SubbaRao, courtesy of NASA’s Scientific Visualization Studio and adapted for NASA Earth Observatory, using data from NASA’s Global Modeling and Assimilation Office

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