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Legal and Regulatory Frameworks for CCUS: An IEA CCUS Handbook

2022

Scholarly Work

International Energy Agency

This handbook identifies 25 priority issues that CCUS legal and regulatory frameworks should address for deployment, and presents global case studies on how different jurisdictions have approached these issues.

Removing Carbon Dioxide Through Ocean Fertilization: Legal Challenges and Opportunities

2022

Scholarly Work

Korey Silverman-Roati, Romany M. Webb, Michael Gerrard

This paper explores the application of existing international and domestic (U.S.) law to ocean fertilization research and deployment.

Removing Carbon Dioxide Through Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement and Seaweed Cultivation

2021

Scholarly Work

Romany M. Webb, Korey Silverman-Roati, Michael B. Gerrard

This paper examines the international and U.S. legal frameworks that apply to ocean alkalinity enhancement and seaweed cultivation.

Removing Carbon Dioxide Through Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement: Legal Challenges and Opportunities

2021

Scholarly Work

Romany M. Webb, Korey Silverman-Roati, Michael B. Gerrard

This paper examines the international and U.S. legal frameworks that apply to ocean alkalinity enhancement.

Not an Intractable Challenge: Geoengineering MSR in ABNJ

2021

Scholarly Work

Karen Scott

This book chapter examines the rules relating to marine scientific research (MSR) as they apply to marine geoengineering taking place in areas beyond national jurisdiction (ABNJ).

Political Perspectives on Geoengineering: Navigating Problem Definition and Institutional Fit

2020

Scholarly Work

Ina Möller

This study identifies that common elements of geoengineering problem definitions conflict with the institutional setting of policy makers, and provides examples of how policy makers act as agents in creating institutional fit.

Once a Fringe Idea, Geoengineering Moves to Center Stage in Policy Arena

2020

News/Commentary

Shuchi Talati, Robert James, Wil Burns

This edited transcript from an Environmental Law Institute webinar looks at potential domestic U.S. legal governance structures and the international institutions that might be applicable to governing carbon dioxide removal.

Net-Zero and Geospheric Return: Actions Today for 2030 and Beyond

2020

Scholarly Work

S. Julio Friedmann, Alex Zapantis, Brad Page, Chris Consoli, Zhiyuan Fan, Ian Havercroft, Harry Liu, Emeka Ochu, Nabeela Raji, Dominic Rassool, Hadia Sheerazi, Alex Townsend

This report identifies a set of actions, investments, and policies that can best lay a foundation for growing deployment of CCS and large-scale carbon dioxide removal through engineered systems to meet net-zero global emissions targets.

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