Summit Carbon Solutions threatens lawsuits over pipeline critics
Summit Carbon Solutions demands that opponents retract statements and cease further remarks about the project. The company says Mazour of the Sierra Club of Iowa made defamatory claims linking it to actions undermining democracy and alleges harm from those statements. Summit aims to build a 2500 mile CO2 pipeline spanning five states, with permits in several, delays in Iowa, and a rejected South Dakota permit recently reapplied for.
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North Dakota approves carbon storage plan for Summit pipeline
North Dakota's Industrial Commission approved a plan to store millions of tons of carbon dioxide underground via Summit Carbon Solutions. The project would route CO2 from ethanol plants across Iowa Minnesota Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota, injecting about 18 million tons annually into the Broom Creek Formation 5000 feet below ground. Landowners largely support the plan but some object to amalgamation rules allowing forced participation.
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