The Ground Water Protection Council: EPA to Release Guidance on Underground Injection of Carbon Dioxide
Posted on: Wednesday, 27 September 2006, 12:00 CDT
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will release guidance on the
underground injection of carbon dioxide at the annual meeting of The
Ground Water Protection Council in Miami, Fla., on Monday, October 2,
2006.
The guidance is expected to inform states of the EPA's
interim plans for regulating the practice of isolating carbon dioxide
underground as a means of decreasing the atmospheric release of this
greenhouse gas.
The Ground Water Protection Council is a national association of state
ground water and underground injection control agencies whose mission is
to promote the protection and conservation of ground water resources.
For more information about the meeting, go to www.gwpc.org.
Source: Business Wire
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