A slate of bills aimed squarely at a single pipeline project through southern North Dakota saw lots of citizen engagement at hearings last week. At question is whether a proposed pipeline developer should have ability to use eminent domain, the authority to take land and easements with compensation, to advance the project. Get the full story from the Bismarck Tribune.
Legislative hearings on CO2 pipeline bills draw big crowds; eminent domain the main issue
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