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Pipelines have benefits, but also concerns Underground (and sometimes above-ground) pipelines are a necessary part of the fabric of a developed nation. Yes, they are necessary. Yes, they are everywhere. When dealing with land sales a goodly number of buyers, sellers and their advisers give little heed to the passing reference in the paperwork for […]
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The graveyard for consumer, agricultural and industrial waste Local governments in South Dakota manage several large regional landfills. When I was a kid a landfill was known as a dump. We kids had no idea how significant a dump would become in the stewardship of the environment and in consideration of the natural environment, human […]
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Can the law defeat inflation? For those readers in a deep state of prolonged unconsciousness for the last couple of years, welcome to the world of inflation. Inflation – the devils economic playground. Inflation reduces the purchasing power of the dollar. Inflation manifests as in increase in the cost of goods and services. To put […]
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Toto, it aint a laissez faire environment any more The federal Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA), also known as “Superfund,” was established to address abandoned hazardous waste sites. Among other things, and in addition to its Superfund notoriety, CERCLA created a liability scheme to determine who could be held at law […]</p...
Property Rights Anyone? A pipeline company has plans to construct a pipeline of about 2,000 miles in length. A good number of miles of the project would cut through South Dakota. This pipeline would be a carbon-dioxide carrier and would run under landowners’ private properties in the state with a goal of carrying the commodity to […]
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