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Reduction of carbon emissions, carbon neutral concept. Net zero greenhouse gas emissions target. Reducing carbon footprint concept. Decreasing CO2 emissions target symbol on green view background.
Carbon capture concept. Natural carbon sinks. Mangrove trees capture CO2 from the atmosphere. Aerial view of green mangrove forest. Blue carbon ecosystems. Mangroves absorb carbon dioxide emissions.
CCS facilities capture carbon dioxide emissions from industrial processes and power plant, securely storing them underground to mitigate climate change. They play a crucial role in reducing greenhouse
Carbon capture storage sequestration technology isometric composition with isolated view of factory facilities for capturing co2 vector illustration
CO2 emission reduction concept, businessman with environmental technology Icons, global warming, sustainable development, renewable energy business. climate change, carbon capture, storage, reuse
Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) concept. Technology of CO2 capturing and store it underground or use it in other industrial production processes. Net zero target, limit global warming.

Russian prisoners and guns captured at Tannenberg during World War I