Sequestering in a sentence

And researchers are now studying how creating new oyster reefs could help fight climate change by sequestering carbon.

But I thought we were selling carbon sequestering services Wayne with our natural resources having a $3billion value.

Mangroves possess diverse benefits and environmental services, from sequestering carbon from the atmosphere, filtering water and preventing soil erosion, and supporting diverse marine life.

So far, their study shows Ellis’ work is making a difference: Each year the ranch is sequestering about 2,500 tons of atmospheric carbon dioxide — equivalent to the annual emissions from about 500 cars.

For instance, in regions with suitable rainfall and soil conditions, agroforestry — growing trees alongside crops — can be highly effective in sequestering carbon.

These ecosystems also act as carbon sinks, sequestering atmospheric carbon dioxide and mitigating the effects of climate change.

The state of Wyoming is capturing and sequestering one of the most important gasses necessary for life on this planet.

And he says he’ll reform the management of public lands to make them carbon neutral by installing renewable energy projects on them and investing in sequestering carbon with forests and grasslands.

But there are ways to reduce the risk of infection by sequestering, testing and other steps.

Each city will host 12 teams, sequestering players in so-called bubbles that encompass arenas, hotels and select restaurants.

In other words, this may indicate how cover crop practices might affect subsequent cash crops —whether that's sequestering, fixing or tying up nitrogen, or using or retaining moisture.

Sequestering carbon in soil is harder in tropical climates because of higher average temperatures than in temperate regions, says Usha Barwale Zehr, Mahyco’s chief technology officer.

To help with sequestering on campus, protocol changes for the dining hall will reinstate the take-out only option for both the Northern Lights Dining as well as the Wildcat Den.

When you use the term and see the term used, it’s good to hold in our heads how much the term has been used to justify elites sequestering themselves from pretty much most marginalized or disenfranchised folks in the U.S. across 200 years.

And, within five years, they could be sequestering more than ten times that amount.

Emitting 10 tonnes and sequestering 10 tons is the same as emitting none.

Now that the debate on transfer of excess capital has been settled, the government should quickly get down to sequestering or earmarking this one-time pay-out, distinct from the Consolidated Fund of India, for public investment or spending on projects.

Provincial and federal budgets have money for firefighting but next to nothing for fire prevention, or for sequestering timber cleared for fire prevention.

They also trap dirt and dust particles and are carbon dioxide sinks, sequestering carbon from the atmosphere.

Another commonly advocated technofix, carbon capture and sequestration (CCS), is not strictly a form of geoengineering since it is directed at capturing and sequestering carbon emissions of particular electrical plants, such as coal-fired power plants.