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Carbon dioxide pipeline debate: ND lawmakers ask AG to investigate Summit Carbon Solutions' investors - Vimarsana News

Carbon dioxide pipeline debate: ND lawmakers ask AG to investigate Summit Carbon Solutions' investors

31 lawmakers say Summit’s purchase of land would violate recently-passed North Dakota laws because of their investors.

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A recap of the 2023 Legislative Session in North Dakota - Vimarsana News

A recap of the 2023 Legislative Session in North Dakota

After 75 days and 990 bills, the 2023 Legislative Session has come to an end in North Dakota.

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Port: Nearly 15% of North Dakota's House was absent for the last vote of the session - Vimarsana News

Port: Nearly 15% of North Dakota's House was absent for the last vote of the session

"Thirteen House lawmakers were recorded as not voting on the final bill of the session. Eight weren't even there at the beginning of the day for attendance. Yet, they'll still get paid."

Port: Nearly 15% of North Dakota's House was absent for the last vote of the session - Vimarsana News

Port: Nearly 15% of North Dakota's House was absent for the last vote of the session

"Thirteen House lawmakers were recorded as not voting on the final bill of the session. Eight weren't even there at the beginning of the day for attendance. Yet, they'll still get paid."

Port: Nearly 15% of North Dakota's House was absent for the last vote of the session - Vimarsana News

Port: Nearly 15% of North Dakota's House was absent for the last vote of the session

"Thirteen House lawmakers were recorded as not voting on the final bill of the session. Eight weren't even there at the beginning of the day for attendance. Yet, they'll still get paid."