Die-in at Iowa Capitol targets carbon pipeline fees
Landowners and environmentalists staged a die-in at the Iowa Capitol urging lawmakers to pass bills restricting eminent domain for carbon pipelines. House and Senate disagreements over voluntary easements and state oversight frame a broader debate on Summit Carbon Solutions and IOU permit actions.
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Summit wins preemption ruling on pipeline zoning in North Dakota
The North Dakota Public Service Commission affirmed state preemption over local zoning for the Summit carbon pipeline, paving the way for a rehearing on its North Dakota permit. Summit seeks about 350 miles of North Dakota route to connect ethanol plants in five states to underground storage. The project faces landowner opposition, eminent domain questions, and a large case file as hearings proceed.
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