Published 09/13/2024 7:29:00 p.m.

Violations Discovered at Nation’s First Carbon Capture and Storage Project

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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) found multiple Safe Drinking Water Act violations at the nation’s first carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) storage project, PoliticoPro’s E&E News reported today. The Decatur, IL, project, run by Archer-Daniels-Midland (ADM), violated rules meant to protect against leaks of captured carbon, the EPA wrote in a notice of violation issued on August 14th. The EPA said it had inspected three ADM wells in …

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Leakage at First U.S. Carbon Capture Injection Well Proves that CCS Can’t Work

News broke this morning of the Environmental Protection Agency launching an enforcement action against the country’s first underground carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) facility after a leak was discovered earlier this year at a site tied to ethanol production. In response, Food & Water Watch Policy Director Jim Walsh issued the following statement:“The lack of transparency from EPA about this leak is alarming but unfortunately in line with…

09/13/2024 4:30:47 p.m.·United States

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DeSmog

Violations Discovered at Nation’s First Carbon Capture and Storage Project

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ecotopical.com

Violations Discovered at Nation’s First Carbon Capture and Storage Project

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) found multiple Safe Drinking Water Act violations at the nation's first carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) storage project, PoliticoPro's E&E News reported today. The Decatur, IL, project, run by Archer-Daniels-Midland (ADM), violated rules meant to protect against leaks of captured carbon, the EPA wrote in a notice of violation issued on August 14th. The EPA said it had inspected three ADM wells in …

09/13/2024 7:29:00 p.m.

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foodandwaterwatch.org

Leakage at First U.S. Carbon Capture Injection Well Proves that CCS Can’t Work

News broke this morning of the Environmental Protection Agency launching an enforcement action against the country’s first underground carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) facility after a leak was discovered earlier this year at a site tied to ethanol production. In response, Food & Water Watch Policy Director Jim Walsh issued the following statement: “The lack of transparency from EPA about this leak is alarming but unfortunately in line wi…

09/13/2024 2:08:27 p.m.

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