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Peoria County Residents Raise Safety Concerns Over Proposed CO2 Storage Project

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What happened

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Residents of Peoria County gathered to discuss a proposed carbon dioxide storage project involving Lapis Carbon Solutions and BioUrja Renewables. The plan is to transport CO2 from BioUrja’s ethanol facility to an underground injection well near Texas Road. Concerns were raised by an environmental advocate regarding transportation safety, drinking water contamination, and potential health effects from CO2 exposure.

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Why it matters

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The proposal involves transporting industrial CO2 through either trucking or a short pipeline system in Peoria County. Community concerns about safety and environmental impact could influence the regulatory review of the project and its associated industrial liability.

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  • The Mississippi Insurance Department might face increased regulatory review and risk assessment due to the introduction of high-risk industrial liability from the CO2 storage proposal.

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