In case you missed it, South Dakota farmers have been under attack by the climate cult, which wants to seize their land and turn it into a massive network of carbon capture pipelines.

News of the plan went viral, prompting widespread public outrage over the ease with which the "green" cult was seemingly gaining control over private property in South Dakota. Then we found out that the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission (SDPUC) was not going to roll over without a fight.

According to reports, the SDPUC rejected Navigator's carbon dioxide (CO2) permit application for the project, which is now dead on arrival. The regulator ruled that Navigator did not adequately demonstrate certain standards of proof that are necessary to justify the carbon capture and storage (CCS) project.