Do the carbon sinks fail? Or rather their models?
by Introduction – the model dilemma There is broad consensus that the increase in atmospheric CO2 concentrations since 1850 is due to the sharp rise in …
Category: Emissions and CO2-concentration
Emissions and CO2 concentration
Shares of anthropogenic and natural emissions in the increase in CO2 concentration
The publication “Improvements and Extension of the Linear Carbon Sink Model” shows that the global natural effective carbon sink depends on both the CO$_2$ concentration and the …
Carbon Sink models – conversation with GROK
Modelling carbon sinks with CO2 concentration and temperature, and the relation to the Bern model
Can you derive the dependence of the atmospheric CO2 Concentration time series from anthropogenic emissions time series , sea surface temperature time series and the …
A Computational Model for CO2-Dependence on Temperature in the Vostok Ice cores
The Vostok Ice core provides a more than 400000 year view into the climate history with several cycles between ice ages and warm periods. It …
Temperature Dependent CO2 Sink model
In the simple model of CO2 sinks and natural emissions published in this blog and elsewhere, the question repeatedly arose in the discussion: How is …
The inflection point of CO2 concentration
And rising and rising…? At first glance, the atmospheric CO2 concentration is constantly rising, as shown by the annual mean values measured at Maona Loa …
Invariance of natural CO2 sources and sinks regarding long time temperatur trend
In the simple model of CO2 sinks and natural emissions published in this blog and elsewhere, the question repeatedly arose in the discussion: How is …
Emissions and the carbon cycle
In the climate discussion, the so-called “CO2 footprint” of living beings, especially humans and farm animals, is increasingly declared as a problem, to the point, …
