Victory! Navigator cancels its CO2 pipeline
Citing the unpredictable nature of the regulatory and government processes involved, Navigator decided to cancel its pipeline project.
Navigator Cancels Its 1,342 Mile-Long Pipeline Project!
Navigator cancels its CO2 pipeline project after regulatory rejections in IA and SD and it filed a motion to withdraw in IL.
Over 500 voice concern over Navigator’s CO2 pipeline
Over 500 showed up to public forum sponsored by the Sangamon County Board to voice their concern over Navigator’s CO2 pipeline.
Event – Learn about CO2 Pipelines
Join the Coalition to Stop CO2 Pipelines in Bishop Hill on April 16 Learn about the dangers they pose and how to join the fight to stop them
At What Cost to Suffering Citizens?
Insanity has been defined at times as doing the same thing over and over while expecting different results.
Navigator Withdraws Pipeline Proposal
On Friday, January 20, Navigator Heartland Greenway LLC filed a motion with the Illinois Commerce Commission (ICC) to voluntarily withdraw its Application for Certificate of Authority to construct a dangerous CO2 pipeline through 13 Illinois counties
Tell Governor Pritzker – No CO2 pipelines
Let Governor Pritzker and your U.S. and state senators and representatives know how dangerous CO2 Pipelines are and why they should NOT be approved by the Illinois Commerce Commission.
TRI-County Info Event, Navigator’s CO2 Pipeline
Attend the Thursday, Sept. 8, 5pm Tri-County information meeting at the Spoon River College Community Outreach Center, Macomb.
Sangamon Is the First County to Intervene
Yesterday, Sangamon County became the first county in Illinois to formally intervene in Navigator Heartland Greenway LLC’s petition to construct a dangerous CO2 pipeline through 13 Illinois counties.
Contact Your County Board!
Contact Your County Board Chair! County boards have a lot of power, and can regulate CO2 pipelines. But Navigator has been telling them that there is nothing they can do. That is incorrect, and delays counties from taking action that can protect their residents! County boards can: Create a local emergency response plan that protects […]