Abstract
Engagement with the public is a critical element of ensuring the viability of CO2 geologic storage (GS) projects. But there are fundamental differences among the types of projects that result in subsurface CO2 storage; when it comes to outreach, one size may not fit all. This paper outlines the attributes for a deep saline storage project (Aquistore) in Canada with research projects related to two commercial CO2 EOR projects using anthropogenic CO2–one in Canada (Weyburn–Midale) and one in the United States (Bell Creek)–compares their basic outreach configuration and then explores key aspects of public engagement within this framework.
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