Could congressionally mandated incentives lead to deployment of large-scale CO capture, facilities for enhanced oil recovery CO markets and geologic CO storage?

In passing the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018, Congress reformed and strengthened a section of the tax code, 45Q, which provides tax credits of up to $35/ton CO for the capture and utilization of CO in qualifying applications such as enhanced oil recovery (EOR) and up to $50/ton CO for CO that is captured and permanently stored in a geologic repository. Earlier versions of the tax credit with lower credit values generated limited interest. This change to the tax code could potentially alter U.

Single kidney and sports participation: perception versus reality.

Objectives: Physician opinions and practice patterns regarding the participation of children and adolescents with single, normal kidneys in contact/collision sports are widely varied. We hypothesize that limitation of participation from play based only on the presence of a single kidney is not supported by available data. We sought to determine recommendations of pediatric nephrologists regarding the participation of patients with single, normal kidneys in contact/collision sports and review the literature to determine the rate of sports-related kidney injury compared with other organs.