Atlantic Coast Pipeline, LLC (ACP, LLC) has finally submitted a response to the January 7 decision by the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals to vacate the Buckingham compressor station. ACP, LLC made recently two supplemental information submissions to the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ),
Photo Project Spotlights Pipeline Impact
- – Bacon’s Rebellion – 3/31/20
‘Environmental Justice Is Not Merely a Box to Be Checked’
- – The New York Times – 1/23/20
ACP Compressor Station Air Permit Vacated by 4th Circuit Court of Appeals
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals has vacated the Atlantic Coast Pipeline’s Buckingham compressor station air permit that was granted in January 2019 by the Virginia Air Pollution Control Board. The 47-page opinion was released on January 7.
Environmental Nonprofit Studies Potential Impact of ACP on African American Community
- – NBC29 News – 11/4/19
Crucial Legal Decisions Expected in Coming Months
Construction activity on the Atlantic Coast Pipeline was suspended several months ago as the result of a stay from the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals regarding a successful challenge to the endangered species biological opinion that had been issued by the U.S.
Broken Ground
- – SELC Podcast – 6/5/19
‘That’s part of our responsibility’: Faith leaders lead march in protest of Atlantic Coast Pipeline
- – WRIC news – 5/17/19
Q&A: Climate leader works to shape ‘environmenal awakening’ in Virginia
- – Energy News Network – 5/29/19
Who’s on First? – A Round-up of Legal Challenges to the ACP
The lawsuit challenging the FERC certificate for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) has finally been scheduled for briefs to be filed by April 5. The suit, which was filed August 16 with the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals but was re-assigned to the DC Circuit Court of Appeals,