- – Energy News Network – 11/12/21
West Virginia Rivers releases new video on MVP water violations
West Virginia Rivers Coalition, an ABRA member, released this week an excellent video documenting the serious stream sediment violations – 50 incidents – that have occurred because of construction activity of the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP). The video (2 ½ minutes) depicts the significant inadequacy of the MVP’s attempts to control dangerous sediment from fouling West Virginia streams and rivers that are in the path of the project.
W.Va. joins 21-state coalition in suit against Keystone XL cancellation
- – Bluefield Daily Telegraph – 3/19/21
Bipartisan coalition looks to reform Virginia’s system of electric utility regulation
- – Virginia Mercury – 1/18/21
‘We won the impossible fight’: Nelsonians react to news of Atlantic Coast Pipeline’s demise
- – The News & Advance – 7/6/20
Why the Larger Climate Movement Is Finally Embracing the Fight Against Environmental Racism
- – Time – 7/9/20
New Report Documents Impact of Pipelines Crossing Streams and Rivers
West Virginia Rivers Coalition and Trout Unlimited have released a new report discussing the impact pipeline construction has on rivers and streams. Reducing Impacts of Pipelines Crossing Rivers and Streams notes that the Atlantic Coast Pipeline and Mountain Valley Pipeline routes include over 2,600 waterbody crossings in West Virginia,
Can an unusual coalition budge Congress on pipeline reforms?
- – Virginia Mercury – 3/17/20
Who is ABRA? West Virginia Highlands Conservancy
This is another in a series of profiles of the member groups of the Allegheny-Blue Ridge Alliance.
West Virginia Highlands Conservancy
The West Virginia Highlands Conservancy (WVHC), one of West Virginia’s oldest environmental organizations, was organized in 1965 as a coalition of recreational users in the West Virginia Highlands who came together to address a host of environmental threats to the state.
Who is ABRA? West Virginia Rivers Coalition
This is another in a series of profiles of the member groups of the Allegheny-Blue Ridge Alliance.
West Virginia Rivers Coalition
In 1990 a group of concerned citizens gathered in a private home to form what was to become a statewide organization to promote the preservation,