Thank you for joining us in 2024 for the Roads to Removal regional events in California, North Carolina, Indiana, Pennsylvania and Wyoming. While there are currently no plans for additional events, we invite you to access the video recordings, photos, agendas of each symposia via the links below.
Past Event: Laramie, Wyoming
University of Wyoming | November 14
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 focused on identifying how carbon dioxide removal technologies and solutions can be applied in the state, with specific discussions on the costs, impacts, community and workforce opportunities.
Hosted by Indiana University (IU) Indianapolis, this symposium helped identify how carbon dioxide removal opportunities and technologies might be effectively utilized in the state of Indiana. This symposium was sponsored by the Paul H. O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs at IU Indianapolis. Special attention will was given to how carbon dioxide removal might directly benefit local farmers, enhance soil health, improve crop yields, and integrate seamlessly with existing farming practices and economic development goals in the region.
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.
Past Event: University of North Carolina Clean Tech Summit
UNC Chapel Hill, North Carolina
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March 21-22
Roads to Removal (R2R) authors joined the 10th annual Clean Tech Summit at the Friday Conference Center in Chapel Hill to discuss the global energy transition and opportunities for regional engagement.
R2R lead author Jennifer Pett-Ridge provided a keynote address and report authors Drew Wong, Allegra Mayer, Kim Mayfield, Joe Sagues and Thomas Harris addressed specific opportunities for NorthCarolina and the greater Southeast region in a wide-ranging panel discussion.
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.