Attorney Carolyn Raffensperger discusses crucial gaps in federal and state regulations governing carbon capture and storage, which leave the public unprotected from this dangerous new plan to extend the life of fossil fuels.

Renowned expert on the precautionary principle discusses its history and uses in public policy.

The nation's only two carbon capture & storage (CCS) wells have both been found leaking.

The April 3, 2024 CO2 pipeline leak in Sulphur, Louisiana, with representatives from Louisiana Against False Solutions (LAFS), the Vessel Project/Texas Campaign for the Environment, Micah 6:8 Mission, Healthy Gulf/Vote 337 Project, and For a Better Bayou.

Your public money is subsidizing carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS) so oil companies can use the CO2 to extract more oil out of the ground (so-called "enhanced oil recovery" or EOR). It is a major scandal.

Physician Ted Schettler and biologist Sandra Steingraber discuss the use of carbon dioxide (CO2) to extract oil out of the ground -- so-called enhanced oil recovery (EOR).

New York has set an ambitious climate plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but false solutions threaten to derail progress. This teach-in examines three problematic solutions: so-called "renewable natural gas," hydrogen blending for buildings, and carbon capture and storage, all of which could impede real climate action. Guest Speakers: Hillary Aidun, Earthjustice; Erin Murphy, Environmental Defense Fund; Carolyn Raffensperger, The Science and Environmental Health Network.

Engineer and attorney David Schlissel debunks industry claims that CCS (carbon capture and storage) is getting more affordable.

Carbon offsets allow carbon polluters to pay someone else to cut their carbon emissions so the carbon polluters can continue to pollute.

Three seasoned grass-roots activists talk about the importance of water in their work opposing carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects in their states -- Minnesota, Louisiana and Texas.

Water is central to EVERY aspect of Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS). Here, three seasoned activists discuss water and CCS in Minnesota, Louisiana, and Texas.