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Ohio enforces stricter measures on oil and gas drilling rights on private properties

Ohio enforces stricter measures on oil and gas drilling rights on private properties

Ohio sees a surge in forced land use for oil and gas extraction despite property owners' resistance.

Kathiann M. Kowalski reports for Energy News Network.

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South Dakota: House leader cautions that pipeline opposition may compromise landowner rights

South Dakota: House leader cautions that pipeline opposition may compromise landowner rights

Amidst legislative tensions, a suite of bills seeks to navigate the delicate balance between economic development and property rights in South Dakota's pipeline debate.

Joshua Haiar reports for South Dakota Searchlight.

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Landowners fight to keep Mountain Valley lawsuit alive

Virginia landowners who sued to stop the Mountain Valley pipeline from crossing their property are fighting to keep their court challenge alive — even after Congress brokered a deal to ensure the natural gas project’s completion.

California oil lobby seeks to strip environmental protections for groundwater amid drought
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California oil lobby seeks to strip environmental protections for groundwater amid drought

The move could make it harder for landowners to sue companies that pollute water tables.
Pa. Supreme Court ruling erodes Marcellus Shale royalty cheating case
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Pa. Supreme Court ruling erodes Marcellus Shale royalty cheating case

High court rules 6-1 Pennsylvania’s consumer protection law does not apply to landowners that lease drilling rights on their property.  
Eminent domain lets pipeline developers take land, pay little, say Black property owners
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Eminent domain lets pipeline developers take land, pay little, say Black property owners

Joseph Owens turned down an offer of $3,000 from an oil pipeline company to buy easements on his property. So the company took Owens to court, claimed eminent domain and took them anyway.
Orphan wells: Canada's struggling oil industry leaves thousands abandoned
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Orphan wells: Canada's struggling oil industry leaves thousands abandoned

The Alberta Energy Regulator had $170.3 million to clean up liabilities estimated at more than $22.5 billion.
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