Sentence examples for secure sequestration from inspiring English sources
The greenhouse gas emissions from direct combustion of fuels can be greatly reduced if they are replaced with hydrogen produced from fossil sources, and if hydrogen production is coupled with capture and secure sequestration of the resulting CO2 at storage sites such as aquifers and depleted hydrocarbon reservoirs.
Granholm's Clean Energy Race to the Top sounds like a smart idea, but in these times of brutal belt tightening and sequestration, securing that funding looks like mission impossible.
Congressmen from coal-rich states have secured generous funding for research into carbon sequestration, a nascent technology that would capture carbon-dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants and store them underground, thus improving the environmental credentials of what is currently the dirtiest of fuels.
Public acceptance of CO2 sequestration will only be achieved if secure and comprehensible monitoring methods for the natural habitat exist.
There is potentially serious consequence to the slow, centennial time scale leakage of CO2, if we were to not curb future emissions as a result of our feeling secure about the effectiveness and permanency of carbon sequestration in the deep ocean.
Chief among these measures is the sequestration of one member of the president's cabinet at a secure location away from the Capitol for the duration of the address.
The United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP) is now also recommending the restoration of degraded ecosystems to secure ecosystem services, address challenges in disaster prevention, secure water supplies, improve carbon sequestration and enhance food security (Nellemann and Corcoran 2010).
Recent data regarding border crossings and violence would suggest that the border is, in fact, more secure now than it has been in the past, though recent budget cuts due to sequestration could imperil that trend.
Now they bemoan sequestration.
