Americas > Proposed CO2 pipeline faces persistent pushback from North Dakota landowners

Proposed CO2 pipeline faces persistent pushback from North Dakota landowners

Published 00:51 on June 6, 2024  /  Last updated at 00:51 on June 6, 2024  / /  Americas, US, Voluntary

Public hearing sessions concerning a proposed pipeline that would store CO2 from Midwest biorefineries in North Dakota concluded Tuesday without allaying landowners’ worries regarding safety and easement agreements.
Public hearing sessions concerning a proposed pipeline that would store CO2 from Midwest biorefineries in North Dakota concluded Tuesday without allaying landowners’ worries regarding safety and easement agreements.


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