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Visa Moilanen has been appointed as Head of Pulp & Paper, Process Industries Division at AFRY. Visa has a strong background in the Pulp & Paper sector globally...

For years, the carbon dioxide pipeline snaked through the fields and forests of Yazoo County, Mississippi, going largely unnoticed. But that changed forever on a winter evening in 2020. Under pressure from heavy rains and a landslide, the pipeline split in two, roaring like a jet engine, carving a 40-foot crater into the ground, and sending an invisible cloud of dangerous carbon dioxide vapor ...

For years, the carbon dioxide pipeline snaked through the fields and forests of Yazoo County, Mississippi, going largely unnoticed.

To avoid putting more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, some companies are using pipelines to inject the gas underground. But environmentalists and landowners are concerned about gaps in health and safety regulations.

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No one has ever stored as much CO2 underground as Navigator proposes. While the risks are theoretically low, opponents say the stakes are high.

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For years, the carbon dioxide pipeline snaked through the fields and forests of Yazoo County, Mississippi, going largely unnoticed. But that changed forever on a winter evening in 2020. Under pressure from heavy rains and a landslide, the pipeline split in two, roaring like a jet engine, carving a 40-foot crater into the ground, and sending an invisible cloud of dangerous carbon dioxide vapor ...

“It’s like the Wild Wild West. It’s whatever (the pipeline companies) say is going to go,” said one environmental leader.

No one has ever stored as much CO2 underground as Navigator proposes. While the risks are theoretically low, opponents say the stakes are high.