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House pipeline restrictions clear committee as deadline approaches

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The bill would require companies to get voluntary easements for at least 90% of their routes. The companies want to build more than 1,500 miles of pipeline in the state to transport captured carbon dioxide away from ethanol plants for out-of-state sequestration or other purposes. House File 368 moves next to debate by the full House.

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NE Iowa Publishing

House pipeline restrictions clear committee as deadline approaches

A bill that would require carbon dioxide pipeline companies to get voluntary easements for at least 90% of their routes — among other new requirements — was approved 12-7 by the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday and will be eligible…

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Nebraska Examiner

Iowa House pipeline restrictions clear committee as deadline approaches

An Iowa bill that would require carbon dioxide pipeline companies to get voluntary easements for at least 90% of their routes — among other new requirements — was approved 12-7

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Clinton Herald

House pipeline restrictions clear committee as deadline approaches

DES MOINES — A bill that would require carbon dioxide pipeline companies to get voluntary easements for at least 90% of their routes — among other new requirements — was approved 12-7 by the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday and…

1 year ago·Cherokee County, United States

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Ottumwa Courier

House pipeline restrictions clear committee as deadline approaches

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Indianola Independent Advocate

House pipeline restrictions clear committee as deadline approaches

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Iowa Capital Dispatch

House pipeline restrictions clear committee as deadline approaches

A bill that would require carbon dioxide pipeline companies to get voluntary easements for at least 90% of their routes was approved 12-7 by the House Judiciary Committee.

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