; (ii) removes carbon dioxide using natural photosynthesis, except as provided in subparagraph (C); or (iii) uses captured carbon dioxide in enhanced oil recovery. (C) Expansion of eligible technology Notwithstanding subparagraph (B)(ii), any equipment, technique, or technology that removes carbon dioxide using gasification, pyrolysis, or sequestration of solid, nonhazardous, and cellulosic waste materials may be considered an eligible technology under this section if the Secretary, by rule— (i) determines an entity that carries out a removal project under this section is able to adequately monitor, report, and verify the amount of greenhouse gas emissions, calculated on a lifecycle basis (including direct emissions and significant indirect emissions), removed using such equipment, technique, or technology; (ii) determines an entity that carries out a removal project under this section is able to adequately mitigate the environmental impacts (including impacts on biodiversity, land use, and air and water quality) associated with such equipment, technique, or technology; and (iii) requires an entity carrying out a removal project under this section to— (I) adequately monitor, report, and verify the amount and storage permanence of greenhouse gas emissions, calculated on a lifecycle basis (including direct emissions and significant indirect emissions), associated with using such equipment, technique, or technology