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A forest sequesters 2,000 tons of CO2 per year. If a conservation effort increases sequestration by 10% annually, what is the sequestration rate after 5 years? As climate awareness grows, understanding how forests remove carbon offers tangible hope in the fight against rising emissions. A single forest pulls 2,000 tons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere each year—equivalent to removing hundreds of gasoline-powered cars from the road. When conservation strategies boost this natural process by 10% each year, the cumulative impact becomes powerful. Could a gradual 10% annual increase truly double, triple, or more over time? The