BioSequestration (BS) BS involves the net removal of CO2 from the atmosphere by plants and microorganisms and its storage in vegetative biomass and in soils. In addition to soil itself, this includes grasslands, forests, and peat. BS sequesters large volumes of carbon at low cost and without technical complexity; protects and improves soils, water resources, habitat, and biodiversity; can generate rural income; and promotes more sustainable agriculture and forestry practices. “Carbon Sequestration” + “Biological Sequestration” www.climatechangeconnection.org . “Biosequestration”. www.wiktionary.org . “Co-Designing Urban Carbon Sink Parks: Case Carbon Lane in Helsinki”. www.frontiersin.org . “City Trees and Soil Are Sucking More Carbon Out of the Atmosphere” . www.bu.edu
