Card – The New Republic – 5/2/22
With construction at a standstill, Mountain Valley Pipeline looks for solutions
Card – The Roanoke Times – 3/20/22 Related: Manchin Pushes Defense Production Act for Natural Gas Pipeline
Can waste coal help build cellphones and rechargeable batteries?
Card – Cardinal News – 3/16/22
Buffalo Creek — 50 years later
Card – WV Metro News – 2/25/22
Protecting West Virginia’s Public Lands from Expanded Use of ORV/ATVs
Sponsor: West Virginia Highlands Conservancy Developer: Lobbyists & Legislators in WV Lobbyists and legislators have persistently promoted off-highway vehicle recreation on West Virginia’s public lands, Federal and state, for the last two years. For obvious reasons, the West Virginia Highlands
Off-road vehicles pose threat to public lands
A new project added this week to ABRA’s Conservation Hub highlights the growing threat off-road-vehicles (ORVs) pose to the environmental integrity of public lands. Sponsored by the West Virginia Highlands Conservancy, the project includes an interactive online map to help
Senate approves ceding site-specific water pollution permit limit oversight, weakening some water quality standards
Card – Charleston Gazette-Mail – 1/31/22
Concerns raised over hydrogen hub proposal for Appalachia
A coalition of energy, petrochemical and steel companies announced on February 3 the formation of an alliance to develop a low-carbon and hydrogen industrial hub in the Appalachian region, specifically in Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. The group plans to
Appeals on MVP water certification filed with Fourth Circuit
The December decisions by Virginia and West Virginia to grant water certificates to the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) have been appealed to the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals. Appalachian Mountain Advocates (Appalmad) filed with the Fourth Circuit on behalf of
Army Corps of Engineers again pushes back deadline for DEP decision on key water permit for Mountain Valley Pipeline
Card – Charleston Gazette-Mail – 11/30/21