Environment & Ecology · Carbon Sequestration
Which process describes terrestrial carbon sequestration?
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- 1Injecting carbon dioxide into deep ocean layers to prevent atmospheric release
- 2Storing carbon dioxide in underground geological formations such as saline aquifers
- 3Increasing cloud reflectivity by spraying seawater into the atmosphere
- 4Absorbing CO2 via photosynthesis and storing it as organic carbon in trees, vegetation, and soil✓
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Absorbing CO2 via photosynthesis and storing it as organic carbon in trees, vegetation, and soil
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