In this episode of the Louisiana Business & Industry Show, Gordy Rush and Tim Johnson sit down with Tanner Johnson, Partner at Van Ness Feldman LLP, to discuss one of the most critical economic debates facing Louisiana today: carbon capture, pipelines, private property rights, and what it all means for the state's future. Tanner breaks down why Louisiana must innovate with carbon capture or risk losing billions in industrial investment to Texas and other competing states. He explains the real facts behind eminent domain and CO2 pipelines, how the carbon credit economy is paying landowners billions to plant trees and grasslands, and how Louisiana's energy strategy connects our fisheries, oil and gas industry, and world-class ports into a powerful economic engine. The conversation also covers the next steps Louisiana must take to protect its competitive edge and keep transformational investment in the state. If you care about the future of business, jobs, and opportunity in Louisiana, this conversation is one you do not want to miss. Subscribe, like, and comment to help us spread the word about the future of Louisiana business.
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