Proposal would open door to carbon storage on Forest Service land

The U.S. Forest Service proposed a change in regulations on Monday that would allow it to consider requests to inject carbon dioxide beneath the 193 million acres of national forests and grasslands. Carbon sequestration is a key element in President Biden’s goal of net-zero U.S. emissions of greenhouse gases by 2050. At present, the Forest… » Read More

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