Illinois residents call for regulation of CCS
On April 17, 2024, Illinois farmers, landowners and environmental organizations marched to the Illinois capital, calling for the regulation of carbon capture and storage.
On April 17, 2024, Illinois farmers, landowners and environmental organizations marched to the Illinois capital, calling for the regulation of carbon capture and storage.
State Representative Ann Williams, environmental advocates, and community leaders introduced two pieces of legislation that protect Illinois from the risks associated with Carbon Capture and Sequestration (CCS) projects.
Join us for a CCS Lobby Day in Springfield on 4-17. Ask your legislators to support three bills that will protect Illinois residents’ health, safety, and water.
Learn about the status of One Earth’s CO2 pipeline and sequestration projecton April 2 at the Moyer library. Should you be concerned? Yes.
Public meeting includes updates on CCS/CO2 Pipelines and what we can do now to help pass legislation that protects people, land and water.
The IRA-authorized 45Z tax credit could help farmers earn money by reducing greenhouse gas emissions from corn production.
Instead of considering large-scale CO2 pipelines as one comprehensive project, the Corps of Engineers is expediting pipeline approval. Sign our letter!
Can IRA-funded tax incentives for hydrogen infrastructure really deliver an effective low carbon fuel for the future? Get the facts!
In February of 2024, ICC engineer and staff member Mark Maple recommended denial of One Earth Sequestration, LLC’s CO2 pipeline. His recommendation was primarily based on safety concerns.
After receiving a recommendation of denial from ICC staff,Wolf withdraws its project from the ICC, but vows to return in 2024. The key concern? Public safety.