Carbon, in the form of CO. 2 can be removed from the atmosphere by chemical processes, and stored in stable carbonate mineral forms. This process is known as 'carbon sequestration by mineral carbonation' or mineral sequestration.
You will then need to figure out how many people you need to ask to complete the survey in order to get your desired number of responses. For employee surveys, a typical response rate is usually around 70% - 80%. For customer surveys, response rates are usually much lower - often 5% - 10% or even less. Once you have come up with your best estimate of the response rate, just divide the number of people needed by the response rate percentage to figure out how many people you need to ask to complete the survey.
Surveys represent one of the most common types of quantitative, social science research. In survey research, the researcher selects a sample of respondents from a population and administers a standardized questionnaire to them. The questionnaire, or survey, can be a written document that is completed by the person being surveyed, an online questionnaire, a face-to-face interview, or a telephone interview. Using surveys, it is possible to collect data from large or small populations (sometimes referred to as the universe of a study). Different types of surveys are actually composed of several research techniques, developed by a variety of disciplines.