That $23 billion -- and then some -- is explained in a short line in the summary of the deal: "The budget proposal saves $28 billion over ten years by requiring the President to sequester the same percentage of mandatory budgetary resources in 2022 and 2023 as will be sequestered in 2021 under current law," it says.
How much carbon can be sequestered in properly managed grasslands and how fast?
Still, people with even minor disabilities tend to be sequestered in low-paying jobs.
When the phytoplankton dies and sinks, the carbon will effectively be sequestered in the deep ocean.
When the conclave starts, they will be sequestered in the Vatican's Santa Marta residence, which John Paul had built to provide some comfort for cardinals in conclave.
So many young people will be sequestered in the schools preparing for and taking that high-stakes and, yes, timed test.
The 12 jurors will be sequestered in an army barracks during their deliberations, which are expected to produce a verdict next week.
It may also be sequestered in places like unmineable coal seams and oil and gas reservoirs, says a new Energy Department report.
At the beginning of the hearing Vignarajah insisted that Chaudry be sequestered in case she is called a witness, meaning that she has been unable to observe the trial.
Beyond that, if direct air capture of CO2 gets cheap enough – or if the climate crisis becomes dire – carbon extracted from the air could also be sequestered in the ocean or underground.
Biochar, which is manufactured by kiln-burning woody refuse and pulverizing the charred result, allows carbon to be sequestered in farm fields and is a low-cost way to enrich poor soil.
