Geologic Sequestration of Carbon Dioxide: The State of Responsible Primacy
Offered By: Institute for Responsible Carbon Removal via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the complexities of geologic carbon dioxide sequestration and the regulatory landscape surrounding it in this informative webinar. Delve into the Underground Injection Control program administered by the EPA, examining the debate over state versus federal authority in carbon storage well regulation. Learn about the process of permitting carbon storage wells, the federal government's encouragement of state primacy, and case studies from North Dakota, Wyoming, and Louisiana. Gain insights from experts Jake Ferrell and Dr. Simone H. Stewart on responsible primacy implementation, with a focus on environmental justice and community engagement. Discover key topics including carbon management necessity, geologic storage mechanics, public engagement strategies, industry's role, project collocation, and the distinctions between terrestrial and seabed sequestration. Understand the importance of state-EPA interactions and the specifics of Class 6 wells in this comprehensive overview of carbon dioxide geologic sequestration regulation.
Syllabus
Introduction
Necessity of Carbon Management
Mechanics of Geologic Storage
Underground Injection Control
State Primacy
North Dakota Wyoming
Polling
qualms and misgivings
pathway to responsible Primacy
audience questions
robust public engagement
industrys role in the conversation
collocation of projects
terrestrial and seabed sequestration
state engagement with EPA
Class 6 wells
Taught by
Institute for Responsible Carbon Removal
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