A federal judge has approved the state of North Dakota’s request to intervene as a co-defendant in the Standing Rock Sioux ...

North Dakota was chosen for storage because of available pore space found in rocks more than a mile under the land’s surface.

North Dakota regulators have approved permits for underground carbon dioxide storage for a massive pipeline proposed for the ...

The state of North Dakota has asked to become a defendant in the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe’s new lawsuit against the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers seeking to shut down the Dakota Access Pipeline.

Summit recently reapplied for a permit after being rejected last year by the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission.

Ames-based Summit Carbon Solutions plans a 2,500-mile pipeline to capture carbon dioxide from 57 ethanol plants across five ...

However, earlier this year, the tribe found out a spill did occur mere feet away from the protestors who had set up camp on Corps of Engineers land.

North Dakota regulators approve permits for underground storage of carbon dioxide for a massive Midwestern pipeline ...

The lawsuit, filed in October, accuses the Army Corps of unlawfully allowing the Dakota Access Pipeline to operate without an ...

North Dakota argued in court filings last month that closing the pipeline, also known as DAPL, would cause the state government to lose out on hundreds of millions of dollars of revenue ...

The state argued that DAPL would cause the state government ... jobs and hamper regional supply chains Opponents of the Dakota Access Pipeline gather on Nov. 1, 2023, in Bismarck ahead of a ...

A federal judge this week approved the state of North Dakota’s request to intervene as a co-defendant in the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe’s lawsuit against the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.