Team, 

We want to remind you of our upcoming webinar on March 28, where we’ll discuss Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) policy levers to ensure climate and community benefits. RSVP to join us on Zoom at 10am PT on Friday, March 28.

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

• Dr. Emily Grubert, Associate Professor of Sustainable Energy Policy, and, concurrently, of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences at the University of Notre Dame
• Dan Ress, Senior Attorney at the Center on Race, Poverty and the Environment
• Sabrina Ashjian, Project Director and Clinical Supervising Attorney for the Emmett Institute on Climate Change and the Environment
• Dr. Eric O’Rear, Associate Director of Rhodium Group

You can learn more about the webinar here.

Hope to see you on Zoom! 

-- California Environmental Voters

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From: Gracyna Mohabir, EnviroVoters

Date: March 14, 2025 at 10:00 AM

Hi team,

The sixth and final installment in our Carbon Dioxide Removal webinar series is coming up on March 28, and I want to personally invite you to join.

The world is transitioning away from polluting fuels toward clean energy—but many scientists believe the work shouldn't stop there. Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) would remove pollution that has already been dumped into the atmosphere, putting us closer to our Paris Agreement targets. At the final webinar in our series all about CDR, we'll hear from experts and discuss how we can incentivize responsible CDR deployment to meet California's net-zero carbon goals that benefit both the climate and communities. 

Join us on March 28 for a deep dive into policy levers to ensure climate and community benefits—RSVP now to save your spot!

This webinar—the last in this series—will focus on policy levers that can help incentivize responsible CDR deployment to meet California’s net-zero goals. We'll explore how to secure high-quality CDR projects while safeguarding communities and the environment. 

During this webinar, we'll hear from representatives from the environmental justice community, an independent policy research group, and a former Department of Energy researcher and academic. With these experts, we'll discuss important considerations for policymakers to ensure accountability while driving action, how to fund the work, and what policies or regulations will ensure CDR does not box out direct emission reductions. And we'll take time to think about how the state government and this nascent industry can collaborate to advance critical climate solutions.

Sign up at this link to learn about CDR policy levers to ensure climate and community benefits on March 28 on Zoom!

Hope to see you there,

Gracyna Mohabir
Clean Air and Energy Regulatory Advocate, California EnviroVoters

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