Episode Synopsis "Public Acceptance of Cross Border Carbon Capture and Storage with Sven Anders"

Carbon capture and storage is an effective tool in the global effort to mitigate climate change, but many feel this technology is controversial. How does the public feel about cross-border transport and storage of carbon? Cross-border CO2 transport decreases public acceptance of carbon capture and storage https://www.nature.com/articles/s41558-024-02023-0 NORSAR Ensure- Effective monitoring of long-term site stability for transparent carbon capture and storage hazard assessment. https://ensure.norsar.no/

Listen "Public Acceptance of Cross Border Carbon Capture and Storage with Sven Anders"

More episodes of the podcast Land Use Podcast

• Planning for Climate Induced Relocation with Nicole Bonnett
• Land Use Planning Challenges in Alberta’s Summer Villages with Craig Thomas
• Soil Health, Biochar and the Changing Climate with Yuge Bai
• Golf Courses as Land Use in Edmonton’s River Valley with Arshdeep Kaur and Damian Collins
• Public Acceptance of Cross Border Carbon Capture and Storage with Sven Anders
• Geothermal Potential of Abandoned Oil and Gas Wells with Mohammad Zolafgharroshan
• Annexation and Amalgamation in Alberta with Sandeep Agrawal
• How Urban Farms Benefit Communities with Kevin Jones
• Political Polarization of Perspectives on Wind Power with John Parkins
• Water Licencing and Drought In Alberta with Lorraine Nicol
• The Carbon Footprint of High Latitude Neighbourhoods with Nilusha Welegedara
• Soil Health for Urban Growers
• Soil Health in Alberta with Sukhwinder Singh
• Equity In Zoning with Sandeep Agrawal
• Edmonton's Zoning Bylaw Renewal with Trevor Illingworth
• Agricultural Land and Development with Brent Swallow
• Property Rights