Louisiana Carbon Capture Eminent Domain Law
Sector: Government • Location: Louisiana, United States
Source: Shreveport Times
A legislative bill in Louisiana aimed to prevent the state government from using eminent domain to seize private property for carbon capture projects and pipelines. The bill sought to repeal a 2020 law that allowed eminent domain for carbon capture, arguing it was unconstitutional and violated property rights. The bill was debated and ultimately killed by the House Natural Resources Committee.
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Description | A legislative bill in Louisiana aimed to prevent the state government from using eminent domain to seize private property for carbon capture projects and pipelines. The bill sought to repeal a 2020 law that allowed eminent domain for carbon capture, arguing it was unconstitutional and violated property rights. The bill was debated and ultimately killed by the House Natural Resources Committee. |
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