Oceans are the home for plankton all over the world. Theres a certain type of plankton named Phytoplankton. These plankton, like leaves on a tree absorb the carbon in Carbondioxide out of the atmosphere. There have been plans to dump iron into our oceans as the iron provides a feeding ground that results in a bloom in the plankton population. These plans are controversial as the effects of the iron in the ecosystem aren't fully documented.
In the oceans most of the carbon is in the form of sediment. Oceans have large amount of sediment.
Because Oceans are at present CO2 sinks, and represent the largest active carbon sink on Earth, absorbing more than a quarter of the carbon dioxide that humans put into the air.
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The abundance of plants and the fact that they take in so much Carbon Dioxide for photosynthesis makes plants a major reservoir for carbon. Sedimentary rock comprises the largest single reservoir in the carbon cycle. The world's oceans are the second-largest reservoir in the carbon cycle.
2 major "sinks" are the ocean and the forest. Forests take up CO2 by photosynthesis, though they also respire much of it back to the atmosphere. Similarly, oceans take up a lot of it but also outgas most of it.
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CARBON RESERVOIRS - petroleum and coal OXYGEN RESERVOIRS - ice, human body and water
Some fiossils have stored carbon while alive and then died with a lot of carbon in them.
The release of carbon from limestone reservoirs into the atmosphere is most often accomplished through the decay and erosion of limestone deposits in canyons.
All known life and biological matter.