CCS Gone Wrong. A Congressional Briefing
Find out why leaks at CO2 monitoring wells and injection wells are raising concerns about the ability to permanently store CO2 underground.
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Second leak at ADM Decatur shows why storing CO2 under Mahomet would be dangerous
ADM’s announcement of its second monitoring well leak shows why storing CO2 under the Mahomet Aquifer is unacceptable and dangerous.
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ADM leak elevates need to ban storing CO2 under the Mahomet
A leak at ADM’s carbon capture and sequestration facility underscores need to ban CO2 injection through and storage under the Mahomet Aquifer.
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Legislators to file bills to protect Mahomet Aquifer
On Tuesday, September 10, Senator Paul Faraci and Representative Carol Ammons announced their intent to file legislation to protect the Mahomet Aquifer from carbon sequestration.
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Sign on to support a Mahomet Aquifer CCS ban!
Sign our petition! Tell your legislators to support a Mahomet Aquifer ban. No corporation should be allowed to risk our water supply.
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Don’t Mess with the Aquifer!
The U.S. EPA is gearing up to issue draft permits for companies to inject and/or store CO2 under the Mahomet Aquifer. Help adopt a CCS ban!
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How CCS threatens the Mahomet Aquifer
Help protect the Mahomet Aquifer! We need a legislative ban to ensure this source of fresh drinking water is not contaminated by CO2.
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Nationwide Indiscretion
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ treatment of Navigator’s CO2 pipeline sets a dangerous precedent for our nation’s surface waters.
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CCS-A False Solution
Carbon Capture and Sequestration – Climate Savior or False Solution? With the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act, the U.S. is now poised to invest literally hundreds of billions of dollars on carbon capture and storage (CCS) infrastructure. But as time passes, the challenges of capturing, transporting, and sequestering carbon has many policymakers and scientists…
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CCS | Climate | Front Page | Primer
CCS – A false solution that is losing favor
CCS incentivizes emissions, costs more than renewables, and can’t help us meet our climate targets.
