The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has informed the corporation building the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MP) that it was partially suspending an important permit allowing the company to build the pipeline through streams in West Virginia. The action took place
ABRA Members Contest ACP’s Claim It Can Proceed with Construction
The Atlantic Coast Pipeline, LLC told the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) on May 22 that it should be able to proceed with the pipeline project notwithstanding a May 15 Order from the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals vacating the
The Yellow Lance Mussel: A New Challenge for the ACP
One of the reasons cited in the SELC/Appalmad letter as to why FERC should not to permit construction of the ACP to proceed in light of the Fourth Circuit decision is the recent listing of the yellow lance mussel on
One Week Remains to Comment to Virginia DEQ on Stream Crossings
Next Wednesday, May 30, at 5 pm, is the deadline for comments to the Virginia State Water Control Board to provide input on the adequacy of the U.S. Corps of Engineers Nationwide Permit 12 in protecting streams and wetlands crossed
FERC Extend Comment Period on Review of Policy for Pipeline Approvals
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has extended the comment period for receiving input from the public on the agency’s review of its policy on certifying natural gas pipelines and related facilities. The parameters of the FERC review and the
New challenges for the disputed Atlantic Coast Pipeline
Card – Facing South – 5/24/18
Pipeline developer, opponents stake out positions
Card – The Recorder – 5/23/18
Atlantic Coast Pipeline construction begins with groundbreaking in Lewis County
Card – WVNews – 5/23/18
Dominion Energy files documentation for full construction of ACP
Card – WDTV5 News – 5/22/18
Atlantic Coast Pipeline Faces Civil Rights Complaint After Key Permit Is Blocked
Card – Inside Climate News – 5/18/18