sequestration

IPA: sɛkwʌstrˈeɪʃʌn

Examples of "sequestration" in Sentences

He obtained the annulment of the sequestration.
The permanence of sequestration is subject to some debate.
And the sequestration is already happening exactly as he predicted.
In addition, in sequestration I can see ample opportunity for unintended consequences, and not the good kinds.
As far as I can tell, carbon capture and sequestration is a political bribe targeted towards fossil fuel power producers (such as coal states).
Also presents a version of the graph showing cost of intervention against emissions reduction, point out that sequestration is the most expensive choice of all.
The one element I disagree with, carbon capture and sequestration, is only because I think funding should be staggered so as to not flood the scientists with more money than they can usefully use at the moment.
Carbon dioxide can also be injected into oil and gas reservoirs that are completely depleted, which would serve the purpose of long-term sequestration, but without any offsetting benefit from oil and gas production.
But carbon sequestration is subject to the same free rider effects as are most forms of reducing CO2 intensity once you get below the low-hanging fruit: it still costs more money to sequester than to just let the CO2 out the stack.