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Illinois lawmakers are looking at potential next steps to expand carbon capture, utilization and storage in the state, and ease concerns raised about the process.
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In a wide-ranging conversation with WCBU reporter Joe Deacon, Tazewell County Board Chairman David Zimmerman says the county’s options may be limited when it comes to regulating renewable energy developments, or possibly blocking a proposed carbon capture pipeline.
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The company behind a sometimes-controversial carbon capture pipeline officially filed its application with state regulators last week. The new preferred route appears to dodge entirely a particular point of contention in the city of Peoria.
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The Peoria Park District Board of Trustees voted unanimously Wednesday night to approve a moratorium on considerations, agreements or requests for carbon dioxide pipelines on or near park district property.
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In her monthly conversation with WCBU, Peoria Mayor Rita Ali discusses positive trends in crime figures and what has been working in reducing gun violence.
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Peoria city officials have met with BioUrja to discuss the company's carbon capture plans for its South Peoria ethanol plant, but concerns and questions remain around the horseshoe.
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The Peoria County Board Chairman says the board will not draft a resolution for or against a proposed carbon dioxide pipeline from the company Wolf Carbon Solutions.
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Some members of the Peoria City Council are calling for a moratorium on a high-pressure carbon capture pipeline that would run through the South Side — at least until they get more information.
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A company's plans to store liquified carbon dioxide in underground storage sites may involve a larger geographical swath of Central Illinois than previously thought.