South Dakota Is Set to Pull Pipeline Law in Blow for US Ethanol
A proposed $8.9-billion carbon-capture pipeline that has polarized the US Corn Belt has hit another setback in the critical state of South Dakota.At least 60% of South Dakotans voted to repeal a law critics say was meant to ease approval of the project by Summit Carbon Solutions,
South Dakota voters reject law allowing pipeline companies to override local restrictions
South Dakota voters rejected a measure that would have made it easier for carbon pipeline developers to construct their pipeline in the state.
South Dakota votes against carbon pipeline measure
South Dakota residents voted to repeal Senate Bill 201, legislation meant to pave the way for the construction of a major carbon pipeline across the Midwest, a controversial project supported by local corn grower associations but opposed by environmentalists and many local landowners.
South Dakota Voters Reject Proposed $8.9 Billion Carbon Capture Pipeline Project
A proposed $8.9 billion carbon-capture pipeline project has faced another major setback after South Dakota voters repealed a law intended to streamline its approval.
Iowa opponents of carbon pipeline point to statewide vote in South Dakota
Iowans who oppose a pipeline that would collect carbon from Midwest ethanol plants are cheering a development in South Dakota. South Dakota voters rejected a proposal that would have made it harder for South Dakota Counties to regulate the location of carbon pipelines.
Carbon-pipeline law tossed out by South Dakota voters in unofficial results
A proposed law regulating carbon dioxide pipelines was losing in unofficial South Dakota election results. The tally was 60% against Referred Law 21 and 40% in favor as of 8 a.m. Central time Wednesday,
A Win for Private Property Rights, Voters Reject Carbon Pipeline Measure in South Dakota
A "no" vote means the state law in question would be rejected, and that raises fresh questions about the Summit Carbon Solutions pipeline and similar projects.
Carbon-pipeline law tossed out by South Dakota voters in unofficial results Summit Carbon Solutions says it will re-apply this month for a permit
A proposed law regulating carbon dioxide pipelines was losing in unofficial South Dakota election results. The tally was 60 percent against Referred Law 21 and 40 percent in favor as of 8 a.m. Central time Wednesday,
South Dakota voters reject law that would have eased the way for Summit carbon pipeline
South Dakota voters reject a measure that would have made it easier for carbon pipeline developers like Ames-based Summit to build in the state.
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