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The Environmental Protection Agency kicked off a three-day public hearing in Baton Rouge on Wednesday as they consider granting the state control over permitting wells used to inject carbon underground.
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Environmental groups are more concerned there could be unmarked burials for the formerly enslaved on other parts of Air Products' 376-acre property — and in Louisiana, there’s no process for ensuring they’re found before a project breaks ground.
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A Pennsylvania company and global leader in carbon capture technology hired 25 lobbyists ahead of the Louisiana Legislature’s regular lawmaking session this year as the business faces a slew of bills meant to push back on its “blue hydrogen” plant proposed for Ascension Parish.