Join us in 2024 and 2025 for a series of expert-led stakeholder conversations and symposiums across the United States. Authors will discuss the Roads to Removal report, and regional CO2 removal opportunities. Events will be periodically added to this page as they are planned. Please scroll down to see planned events.
Sponsored by the Ruckelshaus Institute and the University of Wyoming School of Energy Resources and held at the University of Wyoming Conference Center, Roads to Removal Wyoming focuses on identifying how carbon dioxide removal (CDR) technologies and solutions can be applied in state, with specific discussions on the costs, impacts, community and workforce opportunities.
This free, two-day symposium is open to the general public and is ideal for community and industry leaders, ranchers, government and tribal stakeholders.
It will highlight the benefits and implications of CDR for Wyoming ranchers, the impact on soil and rangeland health, CO2 transportation and storage, regional policy, pricing, and overall economic development.
Oklahoma hosted by University of Oklahoma: Early 2025
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Hosted by UPenn, this symposium brought together Roads to Removal report authors, community leaders, scientists and local experts in the Northeast region to examine the opportunities and challenges of developing local carbon dioxide removal programs in response to climate change and its impacts.
View the list of speakers from this event.
View the symposium agenda.
Download the Pennsylvania Fact Sheet.
Download the event videos and podcast.
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Hosted by UC Merced, this symposium brought together Roads to Removal report authors, community leaders, scientists and local experts in the greater Central Valley region to examine the opportunities and challenges of developing local carbon dioxide removal programs in response to climate change and its impacts.
Download the symposium agenda.
View the recording of the event.
View photos from the event.
Read more about the event.
Download the California Fact Sheet.
