How do decomposers help recycle carbon?

Answer 1

Mother nature has been recycling the Carbon for a few million years . It goes like This. The plants take in CO2 and the plant keeps the carbon and gives us back the O2 . that takes care of the air recycling . Now follow the C side ,the plants accelerate their growth with the C ,it supplies their food. The plants grow big and then winter comes and kill-es the leaves ,which fall off and wash down the rivers to the delta where it deteriorates to form gas ,oil,and coal. Where do u think our original fossil fuels came from . Mother nature has been working on that for millions of years.

Answer 2

In addition to sequestering carbon (a rather long-term recycling project), decomposers are consumers. They break down food molecules and release carbon dioxide into the air during cellular respiration.

Answer 3

By degrading waste material into solid matter instead of burning it, the carbon contained in the waste gets sequestered under the Earth's surface instead of turning into a greenhouse gas.

Answer 4

by using the eraser end of the pencil instead of the pointed end when working on their scores