CO2 Pipelines Proposed to Crisscross the Midwest

If Summit Carbon Solutions and Navigator CO2 Ventures successfully construct their proposed projects, two multi-billion-dollar CO2 pipeline systems will crisscross multiple Midwestern states. In addition, Archer Daniels Midland recently announced plans to construct a pipeline to gather CO2 from plants in Iowa and sequester it in Illinois. The business model is based on capturing CO2… More CO2 Pipelines Proposed to Crisscross the Midwest

The False Promise of Carbon Capture

SOIL Newsletter 1/09/22 If Summit Carbon Solutions and Navigator CO2 Ventures successfully construct their proposed projects, two multi-billion-dollar CO2 pipeline systems will crisscross multiple Midwestern states. The business model is based on capturing CO2 generated from agricultural processes and storing it underground. This is financially viable only because of carbon sequestration tax credits paid for… More The False Promise of Carbon Capture

Collective Communities: Actions on Environmental Crises

Join Earthjustice and Weinberg/Newton Gallery for a virtual event series and exhibition! Weinberg/Newton Gallery is a Chicago-based non-commercial gallery dedicated to promoting the work of social justice causes. For the first time ever, Earthjustice is collaborating with the gallery on the virtual event series and exhibition, Collective Communities: Actions on Environmental Crises. This four-part virtual… More Collective Communities: Actions on Environmental Crises

A perspective on Biden Administrations’ climate actions

Carl Pope, co-author of “Climate of Hope: How Cities, Businesses, and Citizens Can Save the Planet” and former CEO and chairman of the Sierra Club, shares his perspective on the Biden Administration’s blitz strategy on the climate crisis: Just 10 days after the Biden administration took over, in alignment with the new president’s overall blitz… More A perspective on Biden Administrations’ climate actions

SOIL Appeals ICC Decision on Dakota Access Pipeline Expansion

Over a year ago, Save Our Illinois Land intervened in the request of Dakota Access and Energy Transfer Crude Oil Company (DA-ETCO) to increase throughput on their pipelines from 570,000 barrels per day (bpd) to 1,100,000 bpd. SOIL’s intervention was particularly important since Illinois is the only state through which both pipelines pass and whose… More SOIL Appeals ICC Decision on Dakota Access Pipeline Expansion