; and (II) adequately mitigate the environmental impacts (including impacts on biodiversity, land use, and air, soil, and water quality) associated with using such equipment, technique, or technology. (2) Lifecycle basis The term lifecycle basis means the net sum of all greenhouse gas emissions (using mass values for all greenhouse gases that are adjusted to account for their relative global warming potential, in consultation with the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency) and removals associated with carbon dioxide removal activity from cradle to grave, including any emissions associated with— (A) energy and feedstock inputs; (B) the carbon dioxide removal process; (C) carbon dioxide storage, including use and disposal of any materials or products associated with carbon dioxide storage; and (D) embodied emissions of the equipment. (3) Remove The term remove means to— (A) capture carbon dioxide using eligible technology; and (B) permanently store such captured carbon dioxide— (i) in dedicated subsurface geologic storage reported under sections 98.440 and 146.91(e) of title 40, Code of Federal Regulations (or successor regulations); (ii) in building materials and mineralized carbon materials