Heartland Greenway – Is Anything But Green
Heartland Greenway is a money grab for the oil industry and is masquerading as the “green” project. It is anything but “green”.
Is CCS an effective climate solution?
Carbon capture and sequestration is presented as an essential climate solution. But is it? How does it compared to other options?
Transporting CO2 through pipeline is dangerous
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.
Stop the Illinois CO2 Pipeline
Oppose the taxpayer subsidized CO2 pipelines proposed in Illinois that profit corporations, but places all the risks on landowners along its route.
It’s all about the Land
A Farmer’s Wealth Is In the Land; But What Do I Mean by Land? Remarks by Jessica Wiskus March 7, 2022 [Background: During a Webinar opposing the Navigator CO2 Pipeline sponsored by the new coalition, “No Illinois CO2 Pipelines,” Mar. 7, 2022 (now available on YouTube) Iowa’s Jessica Wiskus gave an eloquent statement defending the […]
Advocates elevate concerns over CO2 pipelines
The Coalition to Stop CO2 Pipelines is raising concerns about a proposed CO2 pipeline that would transport high-pressure, liquified CO2 from industry clients across South Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota, and Iowa to a location in Christian County, Illinois
We Need to Know More about CO2 Pipelines
Navigator CO2 Ventures plans to pipe captured and liquified CO2 to a new Carbon Capture and Sequestration (CCS) location in Christian County.
Landowners: Know Your Rights
Do not sign a voluntary easement agreement with Navigator CO2 Ventures unless you have consulted an attorney. Doing so may work against you.
March 7 CO2 Pipeline Meeting
Interested in Learning about Navigator’s CO2 Pipeline? Why is it being proposed? Who benefits? Who bears the risk? MONDAY, March 7, 6:30pm to 8pm (CT) Virtual meeting (webinar) We will unpack concerns about safety, reduced crop yield, landowner rights, eminent domain, and more. This meeting is for landowners, local officials, agencies, emergency responders, and anyone concerned […]