The book "Global Carbon Cycle and Climate Change" offers a comprehensive analysis of the global carbon cycle and its connection to climate change. The authors, Kirill Y. Kondratyev and Vladimir F. Krapivin, examine the effects of anthropogenic processes on the greenhouse effect and present innovative approaches to assess these influences. By analyzing data on carbon sources and sinks as well as various concepts of the global carbon dioxide cycle, a deep understanding of the role of soils and vegetation in carbon assimilation is developed. Special attention is given to the dynamics of atmosphere-ocean gas exchange and its significance for the carbon dioxide cycle, with the Arctic Ocean highlighted as a key region. The book concludes with a discussion of various models of global atmospheric cycles and provides scenarios for modeling the global carbon cycle.