Why is the carbon cycle important for nature?

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The carbon cycle is essential for nature and the Earth's ecosystems for several reasons:

1. Regulation of Earth's Climate:

2. Photosynthesis and Primary Production:

3. Oxygen Production:

4. Soil Formation:

5. Long-Term Carbon Storage:

6. Ocean Carbon Sink:

7. Balancing Carbon Sources and Sinks:

8. Nutrient Cycling:

It regulates climate, provides energy and oxygen, supports primary production, nourishes soil, and ensures a balance of carbon in the atmosphere.

answered 1 year ago by Kshitij Agrawal

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