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The human footprint in the carbon cycle of temperate and boreal forests −

After taking into account the important role of disturbances, net carbon sequestration in forest ecosystems is strongly driven by nitrogen (N) deposition. The effect of added nitrogen is positive over a wide range of deposition intensities. This means that mankind is ultimately controlling the carbon balance of temperate and boreal forests – either directly through management or indirectly through nitrogen deposition.