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Climate fix or pollution pipeline?

MEIC| April 3, 2024| News

By Amanda Eggert, Montana Free Press

ExxonMobil’s Snowy River project, the state’s first geologic carbon sequestration proposal, draws local scrutiny.

Ridge resident Dan Dinstel remembers his introduction to the Snowy River project, a proposal to inject 150 million tons of carbon dioxide thousands of feet below southeastern Montana’s sagebrush steppe.

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