Algona, Iowa — Tensions continue to run high over plans for the proposed carbon pipelines.
Some Kossuth County residents questioned the County Board of Supervisors last week about their actions at the end of a recent meeting with representatives of a carbon pipeline company. One resident asked about a gesture made by a pipeline representative.
Another resident asked a similar question. Fourth District Supervisor Kyle Stecker spoke up about his acknowledgment of the pipeline representatives.
Second District Supervisor Jack Plathe said the supervisors are working for the landowners, but said he couldn’t go into detail on that. The Navigator pipeline route would run through Kossuth County if it is approved.
