Summit Carbon Solutions is asking North Dakota judges to dismiss appeals in different legal challenges to its five-state carbon capture and storage project.

Denison, said the Senate's proposed changes to the eminent domain and carbon capture pipeline bill strip its key objectives.

A federal judge dismissed the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe’s lawsuit against the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers seeking to shutter the Dakota Access Pipeline, finding that the ...

A four-year controversy that has shaken South Dakota’s Republican political establishment culminated Tuesday in the Legislature’s passage of a ban on eminent domain for carbon dioxide pipelines.

South Dakota's governor signed a bill into law Thursday that bans the taking of private property for building carbon dioxide pipelines, a blow to a sprawling Midwest pipeline network that ethanol ...

A U.S. District judge Friday dismissed a lawsuit by the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe to shut down the Dakota Access pipeline ...

The first hearings for two legal challenges to state-issued permits for Summit Carbon Solutions' carbon capture project were ...

Environmental group Greenpeace was ordered Wednesday to pay hundreds of millions of dollars in damages to a Texas-based pipeline company for its role in protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline ...

After a three-week trial, state court jurors in North Dakota found that Greenpeace incited violence by protestors and defamed ...

A Morton County jury ruled that Greenpeace must pay Energy Transfer, the developer of the Dakota Access Pipeline, hundreds of millions of dollars in damages. The jury found that Greenpeace incited ...

Vicki Granado, a spokesperson for Energy Transfer, said the verdict is a win for law-abiding Americans “who understand the difference between the right to free speech and breaking the law.” Sen. Kevin ...