Naked land grab or a boon to the environment? Proposed ‘carbon-capture’ pipelines across central Illinois trouble land owners – Illinois Answers Project

Carbon capture and storage has been around since the 1920s, but became commercialized in the 1970s. It wasn’t until the past two decades that it is now seen as a way to address the climate crisis. But, environmental groups like the Sierra Club Illinois are skeptical if this process can actually deliver on its promises.
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Freddy
2 years ago

The pipelines should be attached to the politicians mouths. This is were most of the carbon and hot air comes from!

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