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Carbon-Capture Pipeline Project

Location: South Dakota, United States

Source: ColoradoPolitics

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The project involves a proposed 2,500-mile carbon-capture pipeline that aims to transport carbon emissions from ethanol plants across five Midwestern states to be stored underground in North Dakota. However, the project is facing delays due to a new South Dakota law that limits the company's ability to acquire land for the pipeline.

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The project “Carbon-Capture Pipeline Project” is an infrastructure initiative, located in South Dakota, United States. Taiyo aggregates data on it from ColoradoPolitics.

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The project involves a proposed 2,500-mile carbon-capture pipeline that aims to transport carbon emissions from ethanol plants across five Midwestern states to be stored underground in North Dakota. However, the project is facing delays due to a new South Dakota law that limits the company's ability to acquire land for the pipeline.

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