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Carbon Capture And Storage: Models For Compensating Holdout Landowners, Keith B. Hall
Carbon Capture And Storage: Models For Compensating Holdout Landowners, Keith B. Hall
San Diego Journal of Climate & Energy Law
The United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and numerous individual governments have concluded that largescale use of carbon capture and storage (CCS) is vital as one tool to address climate change, even as society transitions to renewable sources of energy. CCS is important because transitioning to renewable sources of energy takes time and because some industries (e.g., cement making) release carbon dioxide (CO2) without regard to the source of energy used.
But in the United States, and perhaps in other countries, CCS raises property rights issues that—if left unresolved—could complicate a ramp-up of CCS. For …