Wyoming Seeks to Establish CO2 Pipeline Corridor, Test Center

Abby L. Harvey
GHG Monitor
6/20/2014
The Wyoming Pipeline Authority has submitted to the Bureau of Land Management a plan to develop an extensive carbon dioxide pipeline corridor through federal lands, Governor Matt Mead announced late last week. The project,…

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