sequestered
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Taken from the air and stored so it does not return
- adjective
- /sɪˈkwɛstərd/
- Specialized
- The newly developed technology can effectively keep carbon sequestered underground for centuries.
Examples
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Planting more trees can help keep carbon sequestered, reducing its levels in the atmosphere.
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Some fast growing, long lived super sequestering species we could scatter worldwide?
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Can, if you have things sequestered, can you increase fluxes through pathways?
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Many scientists believe that enhancing soil's ability to keep nutrients sequestered is crucial for sustainable agriculture.
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Surface Forms
sequestered positive
Morphology
Etymology
Sequestered keeps the same idea of being 'set aside' or 'stored' away, so in climate talk it means carbon that is captured and kept out of the air.