Middle Fork Erosion Hits ‘Trigger Point’ Amid Delays
As Illinois EPA delays removal of toxic coal ash, erosion passes critical ‘trigger point’ along Middle Fork, Illinois’ national scenic river.
As Illinois EPA delays removal of toxic coal ash, erosion passes critical ‘trigger point’ along Middle Fork, Illinois’ national scenic river.
Until the late 19th and early 20th centuries, “the good life” was not available to most people in America. Then came the miracle.
On March 7, Eco-Justice Collaborative filed a petition to appeal the Class VI well permit for Marquis Carbon Sequestration, the largest geologic storage project in Illinois.
The POWER Act establishes nation-leading guardrails on data centers that will minimize data center impacts on our utility bills, climate, and water.
Support SB 2842 to end eminent domain for CO2 pipelines in Illinois by sending a letter to your state senator and representative today.
Natural climate solutions can absorb roughly 30 percent of our global greenhouse gas emissions.
We have organized to stop CO2 pipelines and drafted and helped pass legislation that protects IL from carbon sequestration. What’s next?
Geologic carbon dioxide storage remains experimental. Allowing private interests to risk the safety of public resources cannot be justified.
EJC partnered with Prairie Rivers Network to pass legislation that protects Illinois’ ONLY sole-source aquifer from CO2 pollution!
Don’t tolerate Senator Sheehy’s proposal to criminalize peaceful protests of CO2 pipelines. Insist Congress adopt amendments that protect Illinois communities from these hazardous pipelines!