Strong citizen opposition to a proposed waste pit in Augusta County, has killed the project. The Houff Corporation had proposed in November to construct a 3-million-gallon open pit to store industrial food waste imported from outside the county, to be
New members join ABRA’s Board of Directors
Three new members have been elected to ABRA’s Board of Directors: Ben Luckett, Appalachian Mountain Advocates; David Sligh, Wild Virginia; and Judy Rodd, Friends of Blackwater. Continuing on the ABRA Board are Kate Boyle of Appalachian Advocates (Vice Chair), ABRA
MVP Still Targeting Summer 2022 Start-Up Despite Latest Lawsuit
Card – Natural Gas Intelligence – 1/6/22 Related: Legal fights continue over the Mountain Valley Pipeline
Trump EPA head, coal lobbyist tapped as Virginia’s environmental chief
Card – Virginia Mercury – 1/6/22 Related: Opinion: Glenn Youngkin is no moderate on the environment
Top Northam administration officials say state should not forbid new fossil fuel plants
Card – Virginia Mercury – 1/6/22
Restoring Lands Impacted by Scuttled Appalachian Natural Gas Pipelines to Cause Minimal Impacts, FERC Affirms
Card – Natural Gas Intelligence – 12/27/21
SCC throws roadblock at proposed Central Virginia pipeline project
Card – Augusta Free Press – 12/24/21
Gold mining study begins as discoveries continue in Virginia
Card – Virginia Mercury – 12/21/21
How big can the offshore wind industry be in Hampton Roads? Leaders ‘trying to create it from scratch.’
Card – The Virginian-Pilot – 12/28/21
Solar boosters pool money and know-how to put panels on neighbors’ homes
Card – Energy News Network – 1/3/22