Last week, the U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources heard testimony on the need for comprehensive carbon capture and storage (CCS) legislation, including support for several of the legal choices made in draft legislation - such as declaring that the federal government owns the subsurface pore space where it also owns the surface estate. You can find more here, including links to the written testimony and a video of the hearing.
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