CO2 Pipeline Causes Concerns
CO2 pipelines cause concerns. A rupture actually happened in 2020 near Satartia, Mississippi, sending nearly 50 people to the hospital and requiring the evacuation of 300.
CO2 pipelines cause concerns. A rupture actually happened in 2020 near Satartia, Mississippi, sending nearly 50 people to the hospital and requiring the evacuation of 300.
There are better options to address climate change, which will avoid these risks. Community stakeholders such as the Faith Coalition for the Common Good oppose this pipeline.
Navigator CO2 Ventures is asking residents and farmers along their CO2 pipeline route for permission to survey their property. You can say no.
Kathy Campbell, Glen Arm resident, received the letter threatening eminent domain she started doing a lot of research and learned CO2 pipelines are not safe.
Navigator’s Heartland Greenway sequestration project grabs federal tax dollars, while leaving the risks with residents of Christian County.
Ruptures do happen! In 2020, a break occurred near Satartia, Mississippi. Dozens of people were sickened by the escaping CO2.
Heartland Greenway is a money grab for the oil industry and is masquerading as the “green” project. It is anything but “green”.
Carbon capture and sequestration is presented as an essential climate solution. But is it? How does it compared to other options?
How can we consciously allow a poisonous vein to be installed across the heartland of our country and stamp it as “green”? Say NO to Navigator.
Oppose the taxpayer subsidized CO2 pipelines proposed in Illinois that profit corporations, but places all the risks on landowners along its route.