The process for removing CO₂ from the atmosphere or collecting it from large emission sources and storing it in underground reservoirs is known as
A)carbonation.
B)carbon sequestration.
C)climate change.
D)greenhouse control.

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The process of removing CO₂ from the atmosphere and storing it in underground reservoirs is known as carbon sequestration. Option A, carbonation, is not related to the removal of CO₂ from the atmosphere, and primarily refers to the process of carbonation used in the production of beverages. Option C, climate change, refers to the long-term shift in global weather patterns caused by increased levels of greenhouse gases like CO₂ in the atmosphere, and is not a process for removing CO₂. Option D, greenhouse control, is not a commonly used term in the context of climate change, and it is unclear what it refers to.

The Process for Removing CO₂ from the Atmosphere or Collecting