- – The Roanoke Times – 3/29/21
Federal court rules that DEQ acted legally in denying MVP Southgate permit, but must explain itself
- – The Progressive Pulse – 3/12/21
Pipeline bills progress in the Virginia General Assembly
Two measures designed to improve state oversight of natural gas pipelines have now passed the Virginia Senate and are headed for floor consideration in the House of Delegates.
- SB1265, sponsored by Sen. Deeds, authorizes the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) to conduct inspections of land-disturbing activities related to construction of any natural gas transmission pipeline equal to or greater than 24 inches inside diameter.
DEQ ignores its duties, again
- – Virginia Mercury – 12/8/20
Biden picks Michael Regan to lead EPA
- – E&E Greenwire – 12/17/20
Virginia Department Of Environmental Quality Completes Environmental Justice Study
- – Virginia Department of Environmental Quality – 10/16/20
Virginia regulators accused of slow-walking new turbidity standard
- – Virginia Mercury – 10/2/20
DEQ required Dominion to pay $1.5 million for potential, actual damage from Atlantic Coast Pipeline
- – The Progressive Pulse – 9/17/20
Opponents to MVP Southgate see conservation victory with DEQ permit denial
- – Rockingham Now – 8/14/20
MVP Southgate Project Is Denied a Water Certificate by North Carolina DEQ
The Southgate Project, a proposed extension of the Mountain Valley Pipeline into North
Carolina, has been denied a necessary water quality certificate under Section 401 of the Clean
Water Act by the North Carolina Division of Environmental Quality (NCDEQ).