Accurate, high resolution Light Detection and Ranging (LIDAR) biomass maps facilitate decision making to sequester C, for example, by identifying areas for protecting existing C stocks or planning for additional C accumulation in other areas.
By contrast, natural forests continue to sequester carbon for many decades4.
But Duke, the builder, has no plan to capture the carbon dioxide and no place to sequester it for now.
But she rejected a career in music, refusing, as Poulenc had suggested, to sequester herself for 10 years to master the craft.
Her performance in the interview sparked serious heebie-jeebies among Republicans and led the McCain campaign to sequester her for intensive debate prep at the McCain home near Sedona, Ariz.
Lawyers for Michael Jackson's doctor are trying to overturn a judge's refusal to sequester jurors for the doctor's manslaughter trial, saying they will be "poisoned" by the media frenzy surrounding the trial unless they are kept in isolation.
One idea is to persuade greenhouse-gas producers to offset their emissions by paying farmers to sequester carbon for them, creating a market to allow buyers and sellers to trade in such carbon indulgences.
AFU secrets the siderophore triacetylfusarinine C (TAFC) to sequester iron for acquisition and uptake via the MirB transporter.
The Wiggles have written new music each year since their inception; they have tended to sequester themselves for a month each summer and write three albums' worth of original children's music based on simple concepts familiar to young children, and upon several genres of music and types of instruments.
The invention of this new class of FMO was the prerequisite for these insects (i) to feed, unrivaled, on PA-containing plants, (ii) to convert these plant toxins to pro-toxins and to sequester them for their own chemical defense, and (iii) to use them in certain cases for the biosynthesis of sex pheromones.
