After identifying an underground carbon-dioxide leak earlier this year, agribusiness giant ADM found a further “anomaly” in one of the wells at its Decatur carbon-dioxide sequestration plant last week.

ADM has temporarily paused carbon dioxide injections after detecting a leak at their carbon capture facility in Decatur. In a statement to WCIA, the company said paused the injections after they found movement of brine to different underground layers 5,

When a CO2 well leaks and potentially endangers the public, who is responsible for informing community members?

After identifying an underground carbon dioxide leak earlier this year, agribusiness giant ADM found a further “anomaly” in one of the wells at its Decatur carbon dioxide

The agribusiness company Archer-Daniels-Midland has paused injection of carbon dioxide at its Illinois carbon capture and storage (CCS) site after discovering a potential leak deep underground, the company confirmed on Wednesday.

Agribusiness giant Archer-Daniels-Midland has suspended injection of carbon dioxide at the company’s storage site in Illinois after recent testing showed a possible fluid leak underground. Chicago-based ADM wrote last week to the head of the water permits branch at EPA’s Region 5,