Putting Power Back in the Hands of INDIANA Landowners
UPCOMING IAT MEETINGS & WEBINARS:
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The Indiana Action Team meets regularly at the Universal Town Hall Sundays at 4:00 p.m. (542 E Wood Ave, Universal, IN 47884).
The Indiana Action Team is a grassroots organization established for the benefit of landowners and community members affected by Wabash Valley Resources’ plan to create an underground toxic CO2 waste dump in Indiana.
Constitutional and property rights must be defended to guarantee landowners and communities have an even playing field with multi-billion dollar corporations.
IAT’s number one goal is ensuring Indiana communities are protected from hazardous carbon capture schemes through education, engagement, and action. IAT is a landowner-organized and run group designed to help educate and empower others to understand the options available to you to protect your land, family, and future.
IAT is working closely with a legal team, issue experts, and landowner organizers to build a network of concerned and affected persons to join together as one powerful group.
LANDOWNERS VIRTUAL MEETING
Pipeline expert Paul Blackburn gives an overview of this unproven “carbon capture” technology, and the unsound economics and safety and health risks from these proposed carbon pipelines.
Attorney Brian Jorde with Omaha’s Domina Law Group, gave a presentation on landowners’ rights with respect to eminent domain, and spoke to the advantages of forming a legal “co-op” with other landowners who oppose their land being taken by eminent domain for these projects.
Jane Kleeb, founder of Bold, the lead group that worked to build an alliance of farmers, ranchers and Tribal Nations to stop the Keystone XL pipeline from using eminent domain. The virtual meeting included a Q&A where landowners submitted questions via text message, email, or typed on Zoom that were answered by the panelists.
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS.
VIEW PREVIOUS BRIEFINGS ON “CARBON CAPTURE & STORAGE” TECHNOLOGY AND CO2 PIPELINES:
