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e, Geologic Survey of Alabama, Advanced Resources International, Applied Geo Technologies, Augusta Systems Inc., RMS Research, Virginia Tech and Marshall Miller and Associates.

This southeastern partnership is part of a nationwide network of regional government-industry-academic partnerships focused on determining the most suitable technologies, regulations, and infrastructure needs for carbon capture, storage and sequestration in different areas of the country. These regional partnerships were created to help implement portions of Phase I of the U.S. Global Climate Change Initiative. The goal of Phase I is to develop an outreach plan to help identify and implement regional carbon sequestration measures. Recommendations made by the regional partnerships as part of Phase I will help to develop specific Phase II activities for each region and the United States as a whole.


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