The amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has been increasing rapidly since the industrial revolution. How is this a disruption of the natural carbon cycle?

Yes, it disrupts natural carbon cycle

Explanation:

The carbon cycle involves the movement of carbon between the atmosphere, biosphere, oceans and geosphere. Before industies evolution, human activities such as deforestation have increased carbon in the atmosphere. Human activities affect the carbon cycle through emissions of carbon dioxide and removal of carbon dioxide. The carbon cycle can be affected when carbon dioxide is either released into the atmosphere or removed from the atmosphere. But since the advent of industries, exhaust from fumes of cars, vehicles, industrial equipments have increased the natural carbon in the atmosphere theeby disarupting the natural carbonn cycle from plant to human.

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