Reflections On The “Pore Space Estate”
This Article examines the economic and technological forces driving the severance of pore space and reflects on the consequences, good and bad, of a severed "pore space estate."
European Scientific Advisory Board Recommendations on Carbon Dioxide Removal
The report outlines key actions for the EU to accelerate the deployment of carbon dioxide removals.
Evaluation of the EPA’s Implementation of the Underground Injection Control Class VI Well Program (Report No. 25-E-0045)
EPA Evaluation of Implementation of the Underground Injection Control Class VI Well Program
Subsurface Trespass in the Restatement (Fourth) of Property: An Appraisal and Alternative Account
This paper presents a modified model of subsurface trespass, including requiring actual harm in addition to a physical invasion.
Toward a Transboundary Legal Framework the Indonesia–Singapore Carbon Capture and Storage Agreement
This article analyzes the legal implications of bilateral cooperation between Indonesia and Singapore on cross-border CCS from the perspective of international law.
Maritime Boundaries in the Energy Transition: Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Storage Across Maritime Jurisdictions
The paper discusses the role of CCS in the low-carbon energy transition, focusing specifically on international legal aspects related to the storage of CO 2 in sub-seabed geological formations of the continental shelf.
SB-643: California Carbon Dioxide Removal Purchase Program
Legislation to establish and administer the Carbon Dioxide Removal Purchase Program to purchase carbon dioxide removal credits
Carbon Sequestration Technology and the Climate Crisis: Could Corporations “Takeback” Their Emissions
A Note analyzing carbon takeback regulatory and legislative obligations in the US.
Whose Pore Space Is It? Carbon Capture and Storage Prompts New Questions in Property Law
This paper discusses property rights in the context of pore ownership and CCS, with a focus on considerations for a CCS developer’s acquisition of pore space under privately owned land.
International Governance of Ocean-Based Carbon Dioxide Removal: Recent Developments and Future Directions
This paper discusses recent efforts to regulate ocean CDR under three long-standing international agreements and discusses options for greater coherence in international governance.