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OLga [1]
2 years ago
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Describe two carbon sequestering methods that could reduce the impact of deforestation

Chemistry
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aleksandr82 [10.1K]2 years ago
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The two carbon-sequestering methods that could reduce the impact of deforestation are afforestation and agriculture.

Carbon sequestering

  • It is a process of capturing and storing the carbon dioxide gas of an atmosphere on a large scale.
  • This is done to prevent adverse global climatic conditions
  • The methods which can reduce the impact of deforestation are afforestation, wetlands, fertilizing ocean surfaces, agriculture, etc.

Afforestation

  • Planting trees in the nonforest region or planting trees in the deforested region.
  • By this more and more carbon dioxide gas will be absorbed by the tress from the atmosphere via photosynthesis and that will get involve in the carbon cycle.
  • Help in re-establishing an ecosystem in the region and prevent soil erosion.

Agriculture

  • Growing and planting crops which maintain carbon level of the soil, And along with absorbs carbon dioxide gas from the atmosphere.
  • Will increase the concentration of oxygen gas in the atmosphere leading to prevent air pollution.

Learn more about carbon sequestering here:

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