1. Correct Answer: Option C: I, II and III
 2. Explanation:
     ● Statement I is correct: Direct Air Capture (DAC) is indeed a method used for carbon sequestration. This process, known as Direct Air Carbon Capture and Sequestration (DACCS), involves extracting carbon dioxide (CO2) directly from the atmosphere using chemical or physical processes. The captured CO2 is then stored long-term, effectively removing it from the atmosphere and helping to mitigate climate change.  
     ● Statement II is correct: DAC can be a valuable approach for plastic production and food processing. The CO2 captured from the atmosphere can be used as a feedstock in the production of certain types of plastics. Additionally, in food processing, CO2 can be utilized in various ways, such as carbonation or as a raw material for producing other compounds.  
     ● Statement III is correct: In aviation, DAC technology can be used to create synthetic low-carbon fuels. The process involves capturing CO2 from the atmosphere and combining it with hydrogen, which can be produced using renewable energy sources. This combination can produce synthetic fuels, such as e-fuels, which are considered low-carbon alternatives to traditional fossil fuels used in aviation.