Carbon Flux

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The direction and rate of transfer, or flow, of carbon between Earth’s carbon pools, such as the oceans, atmosphere, land, and other living things. Carbon fluxes can be natural exchanges, such as land-atmosphere and ocean-atmosphere fluxes, or anthropogenic exchanges, such as urban carbon fluxes.

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