The meeting focused on discussing concerns and strategies regarding carbon pipeline projects, with participants sharing updates on local opposition efforts and legal challenges. Emma and Paul provided insights on political advocacy, legislative actions, and the importance of community involvement in pipeline safety and regulation. The group explored various legal and political strategies to combat pipeline projects, including the potential for state-level bans and the need for continued public pressure to influence decision-making processes.

Join the online meeting & conference call on Sunday, Aug. 24.

WATCH: Landowners & advocates testify on CO2 carbon capture rules at the Indiana Dept. of Natural Resources on July 16, 2025.

Indiana landowners Susan Strole-Kos, Janet Cianteo, Rosemarie Scott, and Judy Mendoza last week traveled to Washington, D.C. to speak with their representatives in Congress about their concerns with the wasteful 45Q federal tax credits that underpin dangerous carbon, capture and storage (CCS) projects.

The Indiana Action Team has published a resource for landowners and community members impacted by proposed Carbon Capture & Storage projects and sequestration well waste dumps. The first edition of the “Hoosiers Guide to Carbon Capture & Storage” was published in March 2025, and may be downloaded and printed at home.

Join the community meeting on Sunday, March 9 at the Community Center in Clinton, IN.