As policy-makers continue to draft laws aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions, a collection of companies joined to focus on one solution: burying carbon dioxide. With international and national regulations challenging businesses to reduce their CO2 emissions, the reach of the proposals spans across classic business sectors. In late October, several companies formed the North American Carbon Capture & Storage Association and hired Kipp Coddington, a partner at Washington, D.C.-based Alston & Bird, LLP, to lobby on their behalf. “It’s like the formation of any traditional association. At some point issues get so big and they are cutting across different… Read More