Neil J. Chatterjee, current Chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), last week, stated he does not believe it is the agency’s responsibility or capability to question an applicant company’s claim that it needs to build a new pipeline.
Congressmen Ask Attorney General About Prosecuting Pipeline Protestors
Eight-four Members of the U.S. House of Representatives sent a letter to Attorney General Sessions this week questioning whether the U.S. Department of Justice was properly equipped to respond to “recent attempts to disrupt the transmission of oil and natural
Pipeline opponents argue agency’s bias to industry unfair
Card – The Recorder – 10/26/17
Virginia cannot approve proposed natural gas pipelines lacking critical information about impacts on state waters
Card – Augusta Free Press – 10/25/17
ACP builders submit new plans for erosion control
Card – The Robesonian – 10/24/17
Our Opinion: County leaders stand up for residents stuck in gas pipeline’s path
Card – The Wilson Times – 10/20/17
Group of Lawmakers Suggests Calling Pipeline Sabotage Domestic Terrorism
Card – Natural Gas Intelligence – 10/25/17
Mountain Valley Pipeline still faces hurdles before construction
Card – The Roanoke Times – 10/20/17
Forum to examine pipeline health impacts
Card – The Roanoke Times – 10/24/17
10 Reasons to Stop Mtn. Valley & Atlantic Coast Pipelines
Card – NRDC – 10/23/17

