U.S. regulators propose stricter carbon dioxide pipeline rules to prevent another Satartia
With carbon capture pipelines proliferating, U.S. regulators propose stricter rules to prevent a leak like on in Satartia, ...
The Advocate10h
As companies vie for pipeline rights in Ascension, endgame could determine future of carbon capture
Several eminent domain cases have been brought against property owners in Ascension Parish, as ExxonMobil seeks to ensure its ...
Carbon pipeline company asks court to force SD regulator’s recusal due to alleged conflict
A company hoping to build a carbon dioxide pipeline wants a court to disqualify a South Dakota regulator from considering the ...
Ban on eminent domain for carbon capture pipelines makes it out of SD committee
South Dakota lawmakers endorsed a bill 10-3 on Friday in Pierre that would prohibit the use of eminent domain for carbon ...
E&E12d
Biden administration proposes safety updates for CO2 pipelines
The long-awaited rules would require pipeline operators to prepare for potential leaks, after a 2020 rupture sent 45 people ...
The Daily Republic11d
PUC public input meetings for Summit Carbon pipeline begins in Mitchell
More than 250 people were on hand to hear from company officials about the plan at the Mitchell High School Performing Arts ...
The Bismarck Tribune11d
Hundreds crowd public hearing on 2nd attempt at a carbon pipeline permit in South Dakota
Hundreds of people gathered in South Dakota on Wednesday for a hearing regarding a second attempt by Summit Carbon Solutions ...
How climate change turned thousands of Greenland’s lakes into a carbon source
Extreme weather events transformed the Greenland lakes from carbon sinks into significant sources of carbon dioxide, with ...
Des Moines Register6d
U.S. regulators propose stricter carbon dioxide pipeline rules to prevent another Satartia
And they would set standards for converting existing pipelines to carbon dioxide transport. Carbon dioxide escaping from a pipeline can settle in low-lying areas, displacing oxygen, and people ...