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Bill would allow companies to inject carbon dioxide deep underground.
Supporters say it's a way to increase oil production and burn more coal while cutting emissions of carbon dioxide.
House Bill 50 would set rules for industrial plants that collect carbon dioxide from a particular source and inject it into the space.
Carbon wells would be allowed on almost all state land, with exceptions for things like parks.
Proponents say they’re optimistic that successful carbon storage programs could make unpopular energy solutions more popular.
Rep. Stapp is carrying the bill on the House floor for a vote scheduled Wednesday morning .
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