Proposed Co2 Pipeline in South Dakota

Referred Law 21 on the ballot for South Dakota citizens to decide the path forward with carbon pipelines.

One of the more debated topics South Dakota voters are deciding on in November is Referred Law 21.

Carbon pipelines have become a hotly debated issue across the Midwest, and South Dakota is no different. One poll, discussed this week, shows wide opposition to installation when eminent domain is involved.

South Dakota Supreme Court is ordering a lower court to reconsider its a case granting a carbon pipeline company eminent domain power.

The South Dakota Secretary of State approved a citizen referral for a state law called the “Landowner’s Bill of Rights,” meaning it gets placed on the November ballot.

The South Dakota secretary of state’s office says a group opposing new pipeline regulations has filed a petition to place the issue on the November ballet.

The company aiming to build a carbon sequestration pipeline network across the Midwest notches a victory after receiving approval in Iowa

We speak to one of the prime sponsors of Senate Bill 201, which was signed into law this session. Rep. Will Mortenson joins us for a look at the content of the bill.

Lincoln County commissioners established a county advisory committee focused on carbon pipelines. This comes amid ongoing opposition from many county landowners against a proposed CO2 pipeline.

One county wants to get ahead of future pipeline debates by establishing a committee solely to advise on CO2 pipelines into the future.