Sources for greenhouse gases are water vapor (evaporation/transpiration), CO2 (respiration/fossil fuels), methane (wetlands/ruminants), and nitrogen oxides (bacteria/vehicle exhaust).
Sources of greenhouse gases include water vapor (evaporation, transpiration), CO2 (respiration, fossil fuels), methane (waterlogged habitats, ruminants), and nitrogen oxides (bacteria, vehicle exhaust).
| Front | combustion sources (2) |
|---|---|
| Back | fossil fuels (heat, pressure, chemical transformation, compaction), biomass (hydrocarbon extraction, purification) |
Tags: 4_3_carbon_cycling
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