ABRA conducted a tour for representatives of the media on April 27 of sites along the route of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline in Highland and Bath Counties, Virginia. Left, above, CSI Committee Chair Rick Webb (r) discusses with Mike
New Comment Period for ACP Opened by Virginia DEQ
A comment period for public input on the adequacy of the U.S. Corps of Engineers Nationwide Permit 12 in protecting streams and wetlands crossed by the Atlantic Coast Pipeline and the Mountain Valley Pipeline began April 30. It ends on
CSI Volunteers Still Needed
Nearly 100 persons have signed on to become volunteers in ABRA’s Pipeline Compliance Surveillance Initiative (CSI). However, more people are needed. Find out how you can participate and sign-up by visiting the CSI website. Do it today!
Pipe storage yard denied
Card – The Recorder – 5/3/18
Arlington Dems Join Loudoun Dems In Urging Stream-by-Stream Analysis on Mountain Valley, Atlantic Coast Pipelines
Card – Blue Virginia – 4/30/18
Media told karst damage from project is certain
Card – The Recorder – 5/3/18
Dominion’s latest 15-year forecast calls for more solar, but draws fire over demand projections
Card – Richmond Times-Dispatch – 5/1/18
Judge hears arguments for and against two pipeline protesters sitting in trees
Card – The Daily Progress – 5/2/18
Doctors ‘shocked’ by lack of access to Virginia pipeline protesters
Card – Think Progress – 5/1/18
Charges against protesters unfair
Card – Suffolk News-Herald – 5/2/18