; (B) ensure safe, effective, and efficient removal of carbon dioxide; (C) require independent, third-party verification of carbon dioxide removal; (D) ensure additionality, permanence, and net-negativity of carbon dioxide removal; (E) include criteria to determine whether the storage of captured carbon dioxide is permanent; (F) ensure scientifically rigorous and transparent methods for monitoring, reporting, and verifying under paragraph (1); and (G) be regularly reviewed and, as necessary, updated to account for scientific and technological advancements. (3) Prohibition on double counting Carbon dioxide that is removed for the purposes of compliance with any other greenhouse gas emissions management program, including any foreign, Federal, State, local, or private greenhouse gas emissions management program, as determined by the Secretary, may not be considered removed under subsection (a) for purposes of meeting the requirements of such subsection. (g) Priorities In carrying out this section, the Secretary shall give priority to a project for the removal of carbon dioxide based on the degree to which the project— (1) minimizes the amount of greenhouse gas emissions released by carrying out such project; (2) supports the commercialization of innovative removal technologies; (3) increases the diversity of commercially available eligible technologies; (4) may provide for domestic job creation, with a further preference for partnerships with labor organizations, small businesses, minority-owned businesses, and women-owned businesses across value chains; (5) results in economic development or economic diversification in regions or localities that have historically generated significant economic activity from the production, processing, transportation, or combustion of fossil fuels, including through the use of coal mines, fossil fuel-fired electricity generating units, and petroleum refining facilities