Virginia’s pipeline projects and the aura of inevitability By Robert Zullo October 18, 2018 This week, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission gave Dominion Energy permission to begin cutting down trees in Buckingham County to...
Flood carries a piece of the Mountain Valley Pipeline into the hands of opposing landowner By Laurence Hammack laurence.hammack@roanoke.com 981-3239 Oct 12, 2018 It’s one thing for rain to wash mud and sediment away from...
10.19.18 Wednesday morning, October 17, 2018, the Summers County Residents Against the Pipeline erected the MVP Destruction Zone Sign and a beautiful Water Flag on the sign at the Pence Springs River Crossing. Pictured here...
Pipelines Stop and Go as Court Rules Permits Issued In Haste Dan Heyman, Public News Service – WV October 8, 2018 CHARLESTON, W. Va. — Construction on two huge gas pipelines through West Virginia and...
Another West Virginia Supreme Court Justice Declines to Step Aside in Another Natural Gas Case A lawyer who represented new Supreme Court Justice Evan Jenkins is on the legal team representing the natural gas giant...
WVVA (Summers County) A pelleted substance rained down on a farmer and his children while harvesting ginseng on their property near Grassy Meadows. Neal Laferriere owns Blackberry Botanicals, an organic certified farm that sits adjacent...
USDA Forest Service rescinds emergency closure order; adds new orders for Mountain Valley Pipeline By Caslee Sims, WDBJ The USDA Forest Service has issued new updates regarding the Mountain Valley Pipeline. As of October 1,...
Federal Court Throws Out Key Mountain Valley Pipeline Permit Brittany Patterson, WV Public Broadcasting The U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals sided with environmental groups Monday and threw out a major federal water crossings permit...
Preserve Craig Files DC Lawsuit to End Permit WV Judge Blocks Greenbrier River Crossing The courtroom battles to stop the Mountain Valley Pipeline (FERC) are continuing in several state and federal cases this month. On...
Court orders halt to Atlantic Coast Pipeline construction in national forest August Free Press The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals has granted a stay of the National Forest Service decisions allowing Atlantic Coast Pipeline construction. The stay...
