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Panel hears public's opposition to Duke rate hike - Vimarsana News

Panel hears public's opposition to Duke rate hike

Members of the public let the members of the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission hear how passionately they were against Duke Energy's requested price hike Tuesday evening at a hearing at

IDEM holds public hearing for potential air quality permit for Wabash Valley Resources - Vimarsana News

IDEM holds public hearing for potential air quality permit for Wabash Valley Resources

WEST TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Many passionate residents gathered at West Vigo High School on Thursday to voice their opinions on potential changes coming to the area. The Indiana Department of Environmental Management held a public hearing to gather the public opinion on potential air quality permits given to Wabash Valley Resources. This was […]

Large turnout for IDEM hearing on WRV air permit modifications - Vimarsana News

Large turnout for IDEM hearing on WRV air permit modifications

A large group of citizens from Vigo and Vermillion counties again voiced their strong objections to Wabash Valley Resources proposed carbon sequestration project during a public hearing Thursday.

"What's best in the short-term is not what's always best in the long-term." Debate around CO2 pipeline continues in Vigo, Vermillion Cunties - Vimarsana News

"What's best in the short-term is not what's always best in the long-term." Debate around CO2 pipeline continues in Vigo, Vermillion Cunties

Wabash Valley Resources has been working all year to get its carbon sequestration project up and running. But, it's being met with some push back from community members.

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A developer chose a rural carbon sequestration site to avoid controversy. It didn't go well. - Vimarsana News

A developer chose a rural carbon sequestration site to avoid controversy. It didn't go well.

A proposed fertilizer plant in Indiana, backed by millions in federal incentives, would pump CO2 under farmland miles away.