Equipment used to capture carbon dioxide emissions is seen at a coal-fired power plant owned by NRG Energy where carbon collected... ERNEST SCHEYDER January 10, 2017 01:10am EST. Reuters photo.
SIOUX FALLS, SD (KELO.com) — South Dakota voters have a full ballot this fall. One of the issues they’ll decide is whether to keep or reject a pipeline bill passed by this year’s legislature. Referred Law 21 sailed through the legislature and was signed by Governor Noem. But affected landowners, like state Senate Candidate Joy Hohn of Hartford, say they were left out of the process.
A proposed carbon capture pipeline also crosses the property of Former State Agriculture Secretary Walt Bones, who says the referred law offers good protection.
Their comments came at a Forum hosted by the League of Women Voters.
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