Assessing Health Benefits of Decarbonization by 2045 - Livestream

As California Air Resources Board’s Research Division Chief, Elizabeth Scheehle is in charge of planning and coordinating the agency’s wide-ranging air quality and climate research. She directs a team of over 70 multidisciplinary scientists and engineers to develop and implement research plans and studies to provide a robust scientific foundation for our air quality and climate policy decisions. In addition, the Division implements programs to address indoor air quality and high global warming potential gas mitigation. Scheehle previously managed CARB's Oil and Gas and GHG Mitigation Branch. The Branch is responsible for programs related to oil and gas operations, fuel specifications, refinery operations, and carbon capture and sequestration. Prior to that, she managed the Climate Change Program Development Section, which focuses on allowance allocation under California's cap-and-trade program. She also previously managed the Greenhouse Gas Technology and Field Studies section, which covers a range of research topics including climate change mitigation strategies and field studies to characterize community exposures and verify and validate emission estimates. As staff, she was lead on carbon capture and sequestration and managed several High GWP initiatives.

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