Team, we know it’s been a big week. As we collectively chart a new path forward, it’s never been more important to center our communities in all of our climate work.

We want to remind you of our upcoming webinar on Friday, where we’ll discuss community impact around carbon dioxide removal. RSVP to join us on Zoom at 10am PT on November 15.

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We’re so excited to hear from our key speakers:

*Dr. Alayna Chuney, Director at Carbon 180
*Jack Willingham, Director of Yazoo County, Mississippi's Emergency Management Agency
*Amanda McKay, Policy Manager of Pipeline Safety Trust
*Dr. Jens Birkholzer, Senior Scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
*Ileana Navarro, Community Organizer and Air Quality Specialist with the Central California Environmental Justice Network

You can get their full bios and learn more about the webinar here.
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Hope to see you on Zoom!

-- California Environmental Voters

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From: California Environmental Voters
Date: Thursday, October 30, 2024 at 1:02 PM
Subject: RSVP: Third webinar of our Carbon Dioxide Removal series

Hi team,

We’re nearing the next webinar on carbon dioxide removal, and this upcoming conversation is one I’m especially excited about.

What exactly is carbon dioxide removal (CDR)? It’s work being done to remove climate pollution that has already been emitted into the atmosphere.

In the third webinar of our six-part series with The Climate Center and Project 2030, experts with experience on the ground in communities will discuss the health and safety concerns raised around carbon dioxide removal.

You're invited to join us on November 15 for a deep dive into Carbon Dioxide Removal and Communities. RSVP now to save your spot.
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WHAT: CDR and Communities: Learning From the Past, Planning for the Future
WHEN: Friday, November 15, at 10am PT
WHERE: On Zoom!

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The call for CDR is only growing stronger as new analyses find that we’re not on track to meet the Paris Agreement targets. We’re exploring the key conversations happening about how to tackle this issue and the different viewpoints about the various methods of removing carbon from the atmosphere.

The panelists will cover the landscape of national and California-specific issues, impacts to air quality, and risks associated with transportation and storage. The upcoming webinar will explore:

*An overview of health and safety concerns with transportation and storage
*Lessons learned from other states to consider in California’s planning
*How we can prevent repeating harms caused by earlier industrial development

This six-part webinar series explores the science, strategies, and policies of CDR. We will facilitate co-learning between stakeholders, address knowledge gaps, and emphasize the importance of engaging, protecting, and benefiting local communities with any proposed CDR project. Here's what else is on deck in coming months:

* Carbon Dioxide Removal and Communities (Part 2): Community Benefits, Governance Models, Oversight and Co-Ownership
* Responsible Accounting/Monitoring, Reporting and Verification
* CDR Policy Levers

Sign up to join our virtual event to learn more about carbon dioxide removal and communities on November 15 at 10am PT!
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Hope to see you there,

Gracyna Mohabir


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