Carbon cycle analysis and proposal of techniques for estimation of inter-relations between sources and sinks

Carbon (C) is a main building block of all Living organisms. Carbon is present in the atmosphere in the atmosphere in large quantities as well as in Biosphere and geosphere in different compositions. If an organism absorbs more Carbon-di-Oxide (CO2) than he liberates than this is known as Carbon Sink i.e. Plants and the vice-versa is known as Carbon Source i.e. Human Beings (Dalal, 2010). The balancing of carbon is very essential as the formations of complexes from carbon are huge in number. In Year 1980 ambient Carbon-Di-Oxide in atmosphere is 339 PPM (Parts per Million) which increase to 370 PPM in Year 2000 and increased to 410 PPM in Year 2017 which increases the global temperature by about 33.8 °F impacting the Ecology, Climate, Sociology and Culture of the Earth.