Mangroves are also amazing carbon sinks, sequestering five times the amount of carbon than any other forest type, storing it for millennia.
Sequestering himself from the monsters who use his site seems like a perfectly sensible thing to do.
But shades of panic have arrived and, indelibly, have begun to reveal themselves in other ways: from the government sequestering the funds of public bodies to help pay bills; to Greek borrowing costs soaring on fears of insolvency; to savers stuffing their freezers with cash and ever more parents encouraging their children to move abroad.
Sequestering the support of tourists rather defied the definition of the word tourist, another one said.
According to a new study in Nature Climate Change by Matthew England of the University of New South Wales and others, higher air temperatures are strengthening east-west trade winds at equatorial latitudes in the Pacific and speeding up this vast churn, sequestering heat that would otherwise have warmed the Earth's surface.
Gaza's border crossings are closed to all but humanitarian supplies, and Israel's customs service has blocked overseas imports destined for Gaza, in effect sequestering some 1,300 shipping containers at Israeli ports, according to Majdi Khalil of the Palestinian Shippers' Council.
Some suggest the Swiss ought to announce a peg to the euro or engineer a negative nominal interest rate.Rather than buying foreign exchange, policymakers can keep it out of the country, sequestering it abroad like a non-native species.
He adds that the science of forest carbon sequestration is "definitive" and that standing forests are responding to higher carbon dioxide levels by "bulking up", and are sequestering between one and four tonnes of the gas per hectare per year.
Sequestering the bureaucracy in a remote jungle hide-out is unlikely to improve its efficiency.
Today I aim to fulfil it by sequestering myself in the downtown Paramount, Austin's oldest theater, lushly restored in the art deco style, where most of the ushers are senior citizens in vests and bow ties.
This pulls some warm water downwards, sequestering heat at greater depth.
