1. What is Carbon Sequestration?

Carbon Sequestration is the process of capturing and storing atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO₂) to reduce its presence in the air.

Think of it as the Earth’s way of putting CO₂ in timeout.

Types of Sequestration:

🌿 Biological: Trees, forests, soils, and oceans naturally absorb CO₂.

🏭 Geological: CO₂ is captured from factories and stored underground in rock formations.

⚗️ Technological (CCS): Carbon Capture & Storage technology pulls CO₂ from emissions before it hits the sky.

2. Why is it Important?

🌍 Reduces greenhouse gases

🌱 Helps reverse climate change

🛑 Slows global warming

✨ Supports sustainable development

3. What are Carbon Credits?

A Carbon Credit = 1 metric ton of CO₂ reduced or removed from the atmosphere.

It’s like climate currency!

How It Works:

A company emits CO₂

Another invests in green projects (like afforestation or clean energy)

The green project earns carbon credits

Companies buy those credits to offset their emissions

> 1 Credit = 1 Ton of CO₂ Not in the Air

4. Why Carbon Credits Matter

✅ Encourage green innovation

✅ Allow developing countries to monetize eco-projects

✅ Make polluters pay and protectors earn

✅ Help meet global climate targets (like Net Zero 2050)

5. Examples of Carbon Credit Projects

Planting 10,000 trees

Renewable energy farms

Biogas & composting projects

Mangrove reforestation

Capturing landfill methane

6. Global Impact & Market

Carbon market is valued at $900+ billion and growing!

Big players like India, Brazil, and African nations are exporting carbon credits for global corporations to offset their carbon footprints.

7. Eye-Catching Quote (Banner Idea)

> “Carbon is the currency of climate. Sequester it, trade it, save our future.”

— Unknown Earth Lover

8. Call to Action

Plant a tree, support a carbon project, or go carbon-neutral in your lifestyle!

Because every ton matters.

Every choice counts.

Every breath deserves a cleaner tomorrow.