Louisiana HB327 makes carbon dioxide sequestration beneath private property illegal without the property owner's consent.
Louisiana HB327 declares that carbon dioxide sequestration beneath private property is illegal without the property owner's consent. This law includes an exception for cases where the property owner cannot be located after a reasonable search and good faith effort by the storage facility owner or operator. The bill amends existing law to explicitly state these provisions.
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