The Better Path Coalition is a frontline- and grassroots-led statewide coalition in Pennsylvania forging a better path to a clean, renewable energy future and a government that is responsive to its people. We work with state and regional partners in our False Solutions campaign to oppose CCS/CCUS, Blue Hydrogen, and Blue & Green Gasoline.

Bold Nebraska works on issues including eminent domain, clean energy, small family farms, and lifting up small businesses. Film out the form if you are a landowner in Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota, North Dakota, Minnesota, or Illinois and you’ve received outreach about surveying or negotiating an easement for a proposed carbon/CO2 pipeline.”

CURE’s mission is to protect and restore resilient rural landscapes and build vibrant, just, and equitable rural communities by harnessing the power of citizens who care about them. CURE is located in Southwestern Minnesota and works locally, regionally and nationally. CURE has information on their website about the two CCUS pipelines proposed to go through Minnesota.

Dakota Rural Action (DRA) organizes people and builds leadership while developing strong allied relationships. DRA protects environmental resources, advocate for resilient agriculture systems, and empower people to create policy change that strengthens their communities and cultures.

Great Plains Action Society addresses the trauma Indigenous Peoples and the earth have faced and works to prevent further colonial-capitalist violence through direct action, education and political change. Great Plains Action Society has a No CO2 Pipeline campaign aimed at stoping the construction of CCUS projects in IA, NE, SD, ND, and MN.

The Iowa Easement Team is a grass roots organization established for the benefit of landowners affected by proposed Carbon Pipelines in Iowa. IET’s number one goal is landowner education around your property rights and what to fight for in any easement, should you be forced to negotiate an easement.

The Iowa Chapter of Physicians for Social Responsibility (PSR) is the statewide chapter of the National PSR, a non-profit, non-partisan organization committed to preserving people’s health and well being through research, education and advocacy.

In service to communities, the Earth and future generations, the Science and Environmental Health Network (SEHN) forges law, ethics, and science into tools for action. SEHN has been the leading proponent in the United States of the Precautionary Principle as a new basis for environmental and public health policy.

The Iowa Chapter of the Sierra Club has members in every county in Iowa, and works with state agencies, the Iowa Legislature, and other environmental organizations to protect Iowa’s environment. They provide a way to take action against the proposed pipelines in Iowa.