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Most Carbon  is NOT from Man’s activities

From: http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Features/CarbonCycle/carbon_cycle4.php

Notice that most emitted CO2 is NOT from man, especially from burning  fossil fuels/cement production.

 

 

 

Only 3.3% of CO2 is from Man’s Fuel, Cement and land use changes

CO2 Source

CO2 Amount

Trees:

60

Soils

60

Oceans

90

TOTAL NATURE

210

 

 

Land Use

 1.6

Fossil Fuel &Cement

 5.5

TOTAL Man’s

 7.1

 

 

TOTAL CO2

217.1

Man’s Share

3.3%

This source show’ man/s Carbon at 3% of the total emissions:

(Similar chart from U.S Government’s DOE - see pg 26)

 

Here is another version of man’s CO2

(from U.S Government’s:  http://www.eia.doe.gov/bookshelf/brochures/greenhouse/images/FlowFig2.png):

 

This chart shows:  1.6+7.2 = 8.8 due to man & 119.6+90.6 = 210.2 due to nature

8.8 / 210.2 = 4.2% due to man