CCST Project
California Report on the Environment for Science and Technology (CREST)
COMPLETED: November 1999
Publications
California Report on the Environment for Science and Technology (CREST)
Full Report:
Executive Summary
CREST 1: California Science and Technology Indicators
CREST 2: The Role of the State in Research and Development Funding
CREST 3: Analysis of California R&D Funding from 1994-1995 to 1996-1997
CREST 4: Effectiveness of the California R&D Tax Credit
CREST 5: California Venture Capital Infrastructure Study
CREST 6: Private Foundation Support for Science and Technology in California
CREST 7: Industry Sector Analysis of the Supply and Demand of Skilled Labor in California
CREST 8: California’s Inventive Activity: Patent Indicators of Quantity, Quality, and Organizational Origins
CREST 9: California’s Science Base: Size, Quality, and Productivity
CREST 10: Science and Technology Skilled Workforce and Related Educational Issues
CREST 11: An Analysis of Major Federal Laboratories in California Vol. I: Overview
CREST 12: An Analysis of Major Federal Laboratories in California Vol. II: Policy Options and Background Information
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Orphan Wells in California – An Initial Assessment of the State’s Potential Liabilities
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Costs and Losses of Wildfires in California
CCST has received funding from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation (Moore Foundation) to produce a peer-reviewed report on the costs and losses of wildfires in California.
Orphan Wells in California
CCST has been asked by the Division of Oil, Gas, and Geothermal Resources to assess the scope of the liability posed by abandoned oil wells in California, and potential mitigation options.
Long-Term Viability of Underground Natural Gas Storage in California: An Independent Review of Scientific and Technical Information
CCST was instructed to provide an independent technical assessment in response to Governor Brown's January 2016 state of emergency proclamation regarding the Aliso Canyon gas leak.
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To engage leading experts in science and technology to advise State decision makers - ensuring that California policy is strengthened and informed by scientific knowledge, research, and innovation.
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