Trees solved CO2 sequestration
400 million years ago.
All we do is store them.
What people are saying
“This could be accomplished without involving protected or intact forests, or affecting food supply or biological diversity.”
— National Academy of Sciences
“Because a large flux of CO2 is constantly being assimilated into the world's forests via photosynthesis, cutting off its return pathway to the atmosphere forms an effective carbon sink.”
— Professor Ning Zeng
University of Maryland
“In the five years I have been following the carbon capture space, Exaquest's idea and approach is the most exciting and interesting that I have come across.”
— Timothy Bergin
On Beyond Investing