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Speakers urge for no eminent domain for private entities such as carbon sequestration pipelines Landowners, legislators and others gathered in Pierre, South Dakota, inside the capitol building to demonstrate their support for property rights. The...
A newly filed bill created in response to controversial CO2 pipeline projects would require companies to obtain written consent to conduct surveys.
On Jan. 8, livestock producers from across South Dakota met at the Capitol in Pierre to rally for property rights.
Of the hundreds of bills that will be debated throughout South Dakota's 99th Legislative Session, few will be based in as much controversy as those affecting carbon dioxide pipelines.
The middle-ground bills are meant to offer concessions for landowners affected by CO2 pipelines without alienating the industry, the lawmaker said.