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Nebraska Landowners Meeting (Oct. 7): Summit Carbon Pipeline – Know Your Rights
Have you heard about the dangerous Summit Carbon pipeline proposed across the state of Nebraska?
WHAT: Landowners Meeting: Know Your Rights!
WHEN: Wednesday, Oct. 7, 6:00 p.m. CT
Join by computer: Click at 6pm: https://bit.ly/summitnebraska
Join by phone: 312-626-6799
MEETING ID: 895 7619 3073
Summit Carbon Solutions would have to use eminent domain to route a dangerous pipeline carrying carbon dioxide (CO2), a known asphyxiant, across the entire state of Nebraska.
An attorney and organizers with the Nebraska Easement Action Team landowners’ legal co-op will provide an overview of the project, explain landowners’ rights, and answer questions.
The Nebraska Easement Action Team (NEAT), a project of Bold, works to educate landowners and to support organizing those who are opposed to eminent domain for private gain, providing property rights education, and strategic landowner legal challenges to proposed pipeline projects, including constitutional challenges and condemnation litigation.
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