After the kelp grows, the biodegradable buoy will dissolve and loses it buoyancy and by then the kelp is so heavy that it sinks to the ocean bottom, sequestering the carbon for a thousand plus years.
The seal seemed anything but " pinnipedestrian" about the encounter and maybe the butterfly wanted the seal to " Lepidoptera" but one animal might have wanted to " seal" the friendship, the other was kind of " flighty" .
Not only would this lock more carbon, it also creates a circular economy – an economic model which involves sharing, reusing and recycling products for as long as possible to avoid waste and to reduce levels of carbon.
What if we could actually restore the world's kelp forests and actually grow kelp at a scale that we could use all of that growing power to help us sequester carbon?
Not only can a whale's body sequester up to 33 tons of carbon at the bottom of the ocean, but their remains can also become an entire ecosystem — continuing to support life both above and below the surface.
It's incredible to think that this material that's been around for no more than 2,000 years, that was initially discovered and in fact created by Chinese chemists and has been on this terracotta army for 2,000 years.
Instead, they're stuck in a loosely bound high-energy state and are dying to move to a more stable lower energy state, which means releasing a lot of pent-up energy in the process.
So you're basically flipping it around, you know, instead of how quickly can you extract and burn it, how quickly could you sequester it and put it back in to sort of balance the system?
But he did, oh bless you, yes, hundreds of times, and so did Meg, both declaring that it was the sweetest jelly they ever made, for family peace was preserved in that little family jar.
The government told the federal magistrate judge that prosecutors believe some additional records, including the cover sheet for the warrant and the government's request to seal the document, should now be made public.