Join We The People Bayou Community for an important evening focused on Louisiana private property rights and what landowners need to know right now.
Date: Thursday, January 15, 2026
Time: 6:30 PM
Location: Rendezvous, 207 E Bayou Road, Thibodaux
Carbon capture projects are being proposed all across Louisiana, with CO₂ pipelines and underground storage in many parishes.
WHY PEOPLE ARE WORRIED
Projects are often private and for profit
Private companies can use eminent domain to take land or underground rights
Long-term risks include leaks, water and soil contamination, and permanent land use changes
Many residents feel their property rights and safety are being ignored
WHAT'S HAPPENING IN RESPONSE
Landowners are filing lawsuits to stop or limit these projects
Parish councils are passing resolutions opposing CCS projects
The state has temporarily paused new permit reviews (while those with permits move forward)
Legislators are debating bills to protect landowners and limit eminent domain
BOTTOM LINE
Even under Act 61, landowners still have the right to challenge takings, demand fair compensation, and protect their property.
Stay informed. Speak up. Organize locally.
Your constitutionally protected property rights matter.
They’re coming after private property—and Louisiana landowners need to be informed and prepared.
Hear directly from Col. Mark Guillory, Gary Musgrove, and Chris Alexander as they break down what’s happening, why it matters, and how everyday citizens can push back and protect what’s theirs.
Let’s come together as a community, get informed, and stand strong for property rights in Louisiana.