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This paper addresses the legal and related political and economic implications for U.S. public and private sector investors, and U.S. CCS technological proprietors, in participating in CCS demonstration projects in China through the provision of investment and technology transfers.

Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Why Us? -- Why This Book? -- Who Is This Book About? -- What Do We Dream Of? -- Chapter One Where We Are and How We Got Here -- We Live in a World of Technology -- Technology to Support Social Change -- This Is Where We Are -- Chapter Two Where Are We Going? -- Our Vision -- Social Impact Organizations -- Funders and Investors -- Technology Creators and Providers -- Policymakers -- Technology That Is Accountable to Community -- What We Value -- This Is Where We're Going -- What Will It Take to Get There? -- Chapter Three Changing Technology Culture and Investments Inside Social Impact Organizations -- Case Study: Rescuing Leftover Cuisine -- Inside the Practice of Change -- Tech Culture and Leadership -- Tech Systems and Investments -- Develop New Models for Change-Making -- Questions for What's Next -- Chapter Four Changing Technology Development Inside and for Social Impact -- Case Study: John Jay College -- Developing Technology for Social Impact Organizations -- Develop a Thorough Understanding of Both the Capabilities and Limitations of Technology -- Develop a Thorough Understanding of the Situation Being Addressed -- Expand the Idea of Who Technologists Can Be -- Respect Communities by Using Data Responsibly -- Building New Models for Tech Development -- Buy, Borrow, or Build? -- Ethics, Security, and Privacy Must Be the Foundation of Technology Development -- Imagine a Bright Future -- Questions for What's Next -- Chapter Five Changing Technology and Social Impact Funding -- Case Study: Okta for Good -- Inside the Practice of Change -- Funding Tech Deployed for Social Impact -- Funding Tech to Be Developed for Social Impact -- Developing New Models for Investment -- Questions for What's Next -- Chapter Six Changing Laws and Policies.