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One way to reduce atmospheric carbon is to reduce emissions into the atmosphere. A strategy called carbon sequestration increases the ability to store carbon in biomass, underground, or in the ocean. Are the following examples of terrestrial sequestration or ocean sequestration?

1. Create algae blooms
2. Store carbon in sea sediment

A. Terrestrial sequestration
B. Ocean sequestration

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Final answer:

Algae blooms represent ocean sequestration, while carbon stored in sea sediment is also considered ocean sequestration.


Explanation:

Terrestrial sequestration: Creating algae blooms is an example of ocean sequestration, where algae absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Carbon storage in sea sediment falls under the category of ocean sequestration as well, as the sediment stores carbon from decaying organic matter on the ocean floor.


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