White House EJ Advisors Agree To Assess ‘Harm’ From CCS Projects

A White House environmental justice (EJ) advocacy panel is agreeing to assess potential “harms” from carbon capture and storage (CCS) and other carbon management approaches as the Biden administration rolls out a suite of supports for the technology, even after the advisors previously rejected offering implementation recommendations. LaTricea Adams, chairwoman of the White House Environmental Justice Advisory Council’s (WHEJAC) carbon management workgroup, tells Inside EPA’s Climate Extra , that the group “essentially wants to pull together all of the concerns”...