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Research Limelight Falls on Carbon Cycle

At last year9s Kyoto summit, politicians proposed a carbon-release accounting system to encourage nations to reduce emissions of this greenhouse gas. Such a system would require accurate measurements of the carbon being released and ways to verify the totals. But scientists are far from ready to provide detailed and accurate information--much less verification--on the sources and sinks of carbon emissions.