The Council on Environmental Quality recently issued CCUS guidance as directed by the USE IT Act recognizing the climate change benefits from CCUS deployment, as well as a possible public health and environmental impact, especially for frontline communities.
Senator Carper discusses the benefits of CCUS for climate and public health.
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