California Natural Resources Agency Discusses California Carbon Removal 

Carbon pollution is warming the planet, but where can that carbon be stored? From forests and farms to deep underground rock formations, California is investing in multiple approaches to remove carbon from the atmosphere. These efforts are an important complement to the state’s primary climate priority to vastly reduce carbon pollution across our state.

Join Secretary Wade Crowfoot and leading experts to learn more about how nature-based solutions and engineered carbon removal work, why they are important to California's climate strategy, and how projects across the state are delivering benefits for communities, landscapes, and ecosystems.

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What: Secretary Speaker Series: Capturing Carbon: California’s Path to a Climate-Safe Future

When: Thursday, July 2 from noon - 1 p.m. (PDT)

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Who:

• Wade Crowfoot, Secretary, California Natural Resources Agency
• Le-Quyen Nguyen, Deputy Secretary for Energy, California Natural Resources Agency
• Amanda Hansen, Deputy Secretary for Climate Change, California Natural Resources Agency
• Rajinder Sahota, Deputy Executive Officer - Climate Change & Research, California Air Resources Board 
• Baani Behniawal, Carbon Drawdown Director, Climate Center
• Chris Gould, Executive Vice President and Chief Sustainability Officer, and Managing Director, CTV Holdings
• Jeremy Lancaster, State Geologist, California Geological Survey, Department of Conservation

Questions or suggestions? Please contact us at outreach@resources.ca.gov for general inquiries or to share ideas and suggestions