30 thoughts on âTell Me What Rain Smells Likeâ. 1  Reblogged this on Heiditassone's Blog and commented: I usually post more mystery, horror posts, but this is a writing site. and this is lovely writing. 2  Rain smells like freshness. Crisp and clean. 3  very lovely. Thank you for following me on my blog too.  Good piece of writing.
exists and is an alternate of . In terms of both size and long-term storage, ocean is the largest carbon sink on Earth. In terms of both size and long-term storage, ocean is the largest carbon sink on Earth.
A carbon sink is anything that absorbs more carbon that it releases, whilst a carbon source is anything that releases more carbon than is absorb.Forests, soils, oceans and the atmosphere all store carbon and this carbon moves between them in a continuous cycle.This constant movement of carbon means that forests act as sources or sinks at different times. Not all stores of carbon are naturally cursed with such fluctuations however.In the context of climate change, the most important carbon stores are fossil fuel deposits as they have the unique benefit of being buried deep inside the earth, naturally separated from the carbon cycling in the atmosphere.ecause of this increase in atmospheric carbon, a lot of emphasis and hope has been put into the ability of trees, other plants and the soil to temporarily sink the carbon that fossil fuel burning releases into the atmosphere.