La captura de carbono: árboles artificiales

The video discusses the increasing levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and its impact on climate change. It explains the natural process of photosynthesis and how plants play a crucial role in reducing CO2. However, deforestation has diminished this natural ability, leading to the development of artificial trees that can efficiently capture carbon dioxide. The video further explores carbon capture technology, where CO2 is absorbed, converted, and stored under the seafloor. These technologies offer hope in mitigating climate change through scientific and engineering advancements.

What is the primary reason for the worsening of climate change?

• Melting polar ice caps

• Increasing levels of carbon dioxide

• Decreasing levels of oxygen

• Rising sea levels

How do plants contribute to the carbon cycle?

• By converting carbon dioxide into sugars

• By storing carbon in their roots

• By releasing carbon dioxide

• By absorbing oxygen

What is a significant consequence of deforestation?

• Increased oxygen production

• More efficient carbon capture

• Reduced natural carbon dioxide removal

• Enhanced photosynthesis

What makes artificial trees more efficient than natural trees in capturing carbon dioxide?

• They release more oxygen

• They can be placed closer together

• They require sunlight for photosynthesis

• They grow faster

Where is the carbon dioxide stored after being processed by artificial trees?

• Under the seafloor

• In the soil

• In the atmosphere

• In the ocean