B. carbon sequestration
Explanation:
Carbon sequestration is a method that reduces carbon dioxide emissions by storing them for a long time.
- It is long term harvesting or sequestering of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere in order to avert air pollution and climatic change problems.
- Carbon sequestration is usually employed in the storage and capture of atmospheric carbon dioxide.
- The carbon dioxide can be sequestered using biologic or geologic means.
- Carbon dioxide gas is used to enhance oil recovery from geologic formations that have low permeability or those with low formation pressure to push out the oil.
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Carbon Dioxide has two polar C=O. bonds, but the geometry of Carbon dioxide is linear so that the two bond dipole moments cancel and there is no net molecular dipole moment; the molecule is nonpolar.
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Regional climate is caused by factors around the planet because around the world, if the sun is facing the part of the world you are in, it's going to be hot. Or, in Alaska for example, it is almost always cold because it's most of the time facing away from the sun.
<span>A dim white dwarf star, this is a star with a similar mass to earth. This star has no further fusion reactions at it's core. After this type of star has used up all of it's energy it will become a black dwarf star. Usually they are composed of oxygen and carbon. Sirius a and b are both white dwarf stars that orbit each other.</span>
