Joshua Haiar

3 days ago | thepublicopinion.com | Joshua Haiar |Seth Tupper

The South Dakota Game, Fish & Parks Department received $2 million in donations from gun-related companies for a new shooting range. The $20 million shooting range is partially funded by a state economic development fund and private donations. State legislators previously refused to fund the project, and some express concerns about the gun industry's influence. The range will require ongoing state funding for operation and maintenance.

4 days ago | aberdeennews.com | Joshua Haiar |Seth Tupper

Joshua Haiar and Seth TupperSouth Dakota SearchlightOver 100 state and local officials from the Midwest and West are urging the U.S. Senate to eliminate 45Q tax credits for carbon capture and sequestration. Opponents argue the credits incentivize pollution and subsidize oil production at taxpayer expense. Proponents say the credits encourage carbon capture and storage, reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

4 days ago | argusleader.com | Joshua Haiar |Seth Tupper

Over 100 state and local officials from the Midwest and West, including South Dakota, are asking the U.S. Senate to eliminate tax credits for carbon capture and sequestration as part of a federal budget reconciliation bill. Established by Congress and then-President George W.

6 days ago | southdakotasearchlight.com | Joshua Haiar |Seth Tupper

A list of donors to a state-owned shooting range under construction north of Rapid City includes $2 million from gun-industry companies or organizations. The $20 million, 400-acre complex will be one of the largest public shooting ranges in the nation when it opens this fall, according to the South Dakota Department of Game, Fish & Parks. The complex will host recreational shooters, safety programs, marksmanship competitions and law enforcement training.

1 week ago | ktbs.com | Joshua Haiar |Seth Tupper

A carbon dioxide (CO2) injection well drilled by the Southeast Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnership (sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy) at the Cranfield CO2 test site in Mississippi. (USGS)PIERRE, S.D. – Over 100 state and local officials from the Midwest and West are asking the U.S. Senate to eliminate tax credits for carbon capture and sequestration as part of a federal budget reconciliation bill. Established by Congress and then-President George W.