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Speaker warns Eunice board about dangers of transporting CO2 through existing Louisiana pipelines
Summary
Mike Nichols of the Louisiana CO2 Alliance addressed the Eunice Board of Aldermen on March 11, saying transporting carbon dioxide through Louisiana’s existing pipelines poses dangers to communities served by those lines. The board heard the presentation but took no formal action.
Mike Nichols, of the Louisiana CO2 Alliance, told the Eunice Board of Aldermen on March 11 that transporting carbon dioxide through Louisiana’s existing pipelines presents safety concerns for communities along those routes.
The presentation, introduced under mayoral business, focused on what Nichols described as the dangers of CO2 being transported through the state’s current pipeline network. The board received the presentation; no motion or formal action followed.
The remark came as part of several public-safety and community updates the board heard during the regular meeting at Eunice City Hall.
