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Well it's in the air and and all of the trees that have fallen and are decomposing release co2. And if you're talking about the carbon element then well it's in every living thing.

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The Carbon gets released into the ground where it is stored as sediments underneath river, ocean and lake beds. The sediment eventually becomes fossil fules over millions of years if humans harvest the rainforest ground for it.

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