Will direct timber burial intentionally sequester 100gt CO2eq by 2050?
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Almost the simplest and lowest tech of all methods, direct timber burial is collection of timber, digging a big pit and burying it at least 2m down.
https://doaj.org/article/1464538b236e41f895961dbef35591a6
BUT it takes land to grow, some more land to bury (with competion for holes by landfills), fuel to harvest and dig, and isn't 'added value productive' so has not seen much market attention compared to other forms of offse. It is really cheap, and might yet see use.
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