Topic
Carbon Sequestration
53 published works
E2 Law Blog
CNRA Seeks Comments on Draft Framework for Carbon Sequestration Unitization Agreements
Comments due Nov. 13, 2026 The California Natural Resources Agency (CNRA) is seeking comments on its June 2026 Draft Framework for Governing Agreements Pertaining to Carbon Sequestration, prepared under Senate…
Law & Humanities Blog
Walker on They Did Not Survive a Dinner Party: Judicial Ethics, the Osage Mineral Estate, and What Conscience Required
By christinecorcoslawlit-blogspot-com
Lance Walker, Walker Law, PLLC; University of Oklahoma College of Law, has published They Did Not Survive A Dinner Party: Judicial Ethics, the Osage Mineral Estate, and What Conscience Required.…
frESH
Colorado’s Class VI Primacy and the Colorado–Wyoming MOU: Streamlined and Coordinated Permitting May Benefit Carbon Capture and Storage Projects
By Phil Sandick, Michael Cox, Ghislaine Bruner
The Rocky Mountain West is quietly becoming the most organized regulatory environment in the country for carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects. Two developments this spring deserve close attention: 1)…
Climate Law Blog
The Energy Wars Come to Louisiana: Carbon Capture, Removal, and Storage Projects Face New Hurdles in the Pelican State
By Romany Webb
Until recently, Louisiana was the darling of the carbon capture, removal, and storage industry. Due to its history of oil and gas production, the state has a fairly extensive carbon…
Gravel2Gavel
Texas Granted Primacy Over Class VI Carbon Storage Wells
By Ashleigh Myers, Robert A. James, Michael S. McDonough, Jillian Marullo
by Ashleigh Myers, Robert A. James, Michael S. McDonough and Jillian Marullo On November 12, 2025, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approved Texas’s request for primacy over Class VI…
The Energy Law Blog
Fifth Circuit Dismisses Environmental Groups’ Suit Challenging Louisiana’s Primacy Over Class VI Injection Wells
By Greg L. Johnson, Jeff Lieberman, Clare M. Bienvenu, Colin North
On May 21, 2025, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit dismissed environmental groups’ suit challenging EPA’s decision to grant Louisiana’s Class VI Primacy request, holding that…
Janzen Ag Law Blog
The Key Elements of a Soil Carbon Contract
By Todd Janzen
USDA may have removed climate change research from its website, but the private market continues to pursue solutions to climate change problems. One of the potential solutions involves sequestering carbon…
The Energy Law Blog
CCS Update: Hackberry Carbon Sequestration, LLC Receives Draft Permit for Class VI Well in Cameron Parish
By Jeff Lieberman, Greg L. Johnson, Clare M. Bienvenu, Zachary Berryman, Colin North
On April 3, 2025, the Louisiana Department of Energy and Natural Resources (LDENR), Office of Conservation, issued a Draft Permit prepared by the Injection and Mining Division for Hackberry Carbon…
Agricultural Law Weekly Review
Agricultural Law Weekly Review—January 21, 2025
THIS WEEK: Webinar on Jan. 24, 2025, Understanding the Basics of Pennsylvania’s Carbon Sequestration Law NEW: Farmland Energy Podcast, The Inflation Reduction Act and Agriculture (Jan. 14, 2025) Dairy Policy:…
Gravel2Gavel
Carbon Sequestration Can Combat Global Warming, Sometimes in Unexpected Ways
By Michael S. McDonough, Robert A. James, Amanda G. Halter
by Michael S. McDonough, Robert A. James and Amanda G. Halter Whether by land, by sea or through human innovation, carbon sequestration is likely coming to (or already happening…