Fig. 3: The carbon in plants and animals is either recycled through natural processes or buried underground. We've been burning vast quantities of carbon (coal, oil, and gas) which took millions of years to lock away underground, and releasing it into the atmosphere as fast as possible. This and replacing native ecosystems that once stored carbon with vast quantities of agricultural land and methane-belching cows, is destroying our once stable climate.
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