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Decatur allows ADM to store CO2 under city-owned land - Vimarsana News

Decatur allows ADM to store CO2 under city-owned land

ADM, both the city's largest employer and emitter of fossil fuels, will soon be able to pump liquified carbon dioxide into "pore space" more than a mile underneath city-owned land.

Carbon sequestration, water rate hike, ice cream headline jam-packed Decatur City Council agenda - Vimarsana News

Carbon sequestration, water rate hike, ice cream headline jam-packed Decatur City Council agenda

Archer Daniels Midland Co. would be allowed to pump liquified carbon into "pore space" below the ground of city-owned land under a proposal to be considered by the city council.

Oregon-based Tillamook buys former Prairie Farms plant in Decatur - Vimarsana News

Oregon-based Tillamook buys former Prairie Farms plant in Decatur

The company plans to invest at least $50 million into the campus and expects to employ about 45 people in full-time positions, according to a development agreement with the city.

Cool development: Oregon-based ice cream company buys former Prairie Farms plant in Decatur - Vimarsana News

Cool development: Oregon-based ice cream company buys former Prairie Farms plant in Decatur

The company plans to invest at least $50 million into the campus and expects to employ about 45 people in full-time positions, according to a development agreement with the city.

Federal court sides with Decatur electrical inspector in drug test dispute - Vimarsana News

Federal court sides with Decatur electrical inspector in drug test dispute

Greg Bickers, a city of Decatur electrical inspector who was suspended after testing positive for cannabis, alleged that the city violated his Fourth Amendment rights. A federal judge agreed.