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A proposed pipeline that would transport liquid carbon dioxide from ethanol plants in Cedar Rapids and Clinton would span about 90 miles in up to five eastern Iowa counties, according

Iowa-based Summit Carbon Solutions says its $4.5 billion pipeline project will help ethanol plants lower their carbon score. The project aims to capture greenhouse gas emissions and pipe the CO2 to western North Dakota for underground storage. But a lawyer is trying to keep Summit off the land owned by his clients.

Iowa-based Summit Carbon Solutions says its $4.5 billion pipeline project will help ethanol plants lower their carbon score. The project aims to capture greenhouse gas emissions and pipe the CO2 to western North Dakota for underground storage. But a lawyer is trying to keep Summit off the land owned by his clients.

Iowa-based Summit Carbon Solutions says its $4.5 billion pipeline project will help ethanol plants lower their carbon score. The project aims to capture greenhouse gas emissions and pipe the CO2 to western North Dakota for underground storage. But a lawyer is trying to keep Summit off the land owned by his clients.

Iowa-based Summit Carbon Solutions says its $4.5 billion pipeline project will help ethanol plants lower their carbon score. The project aims to capture greenhouse gas emissions and pipe the CO2 to western North Dakota for underground storage. But a lawyer is trying to keep Summit off the land owned by his clients.

The proposed pipeline would connect to ethanol plants in Cedar Rapids and Clinton and span about 90 miles in five eastern Iowa counties.

An attorney for the Iowa Utilities Board says the staff is reviewing several items in Carbon Solutions' proposal to construct approximately 681 miles

A company seeking to build a pipeline that would go through north Iowa to transport carbon dioxide (C02) in liquid form has reached voluntary easement

This land is part of us. Weve worked hard to make improvements," says a farmer fighting the pipelines.

This land is part of us. Weve worked hard to make improvements," says a farmer fighting the pipelines.