- – NPR: WMRA – 3/30/22
Questions on MVP’s environmental impact continue in the courts
Challenges to the environmental impacts of the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) have continued in the past week in two federal court proceedings.
On April 1, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals refused an appeal by the pipeline’s owners to reconsider before the full Court the January 25 decision by a three-judge panel to strike down the Biological Opinion issued for the MVP by the U.S.
The world’s forests do more than just store carbon, new research finds
- – The Guardian – 3/24/22
Shenandoah Mountain Scenic Area a step closer to reality
Virginia Senators Tim Kaine and Mark Warner introduced on March 23 the Shenandoah Mountain Act of 2022, which would designate more than 92,000 acres of the George Washington National Forest as the Shenandoah Mountain National Scenic Area (SMCSA). If enacted,
Mountain Valley Pipeline lead investor urges patience
- – Chatham Star Tribune – 3/3/22
Protecting West Virginia’s Public Lands from Expanded Use of ORV/ATVs
Sponsor: West Virginia Highlands Conservancy
Developer: Lobbyists & Legislators in WV
Lobbyists and legislators have persistently promoted off-highway vehicle recreation on West Virginia’s public lands, Federal and state, for the last two years.
Future of Mountain Valley Pipeline clouded by court decisions
- – The Roanoke Times – 2/6/22
FERC is asked to issue stop-work order for MVP
In the wake of two decisions by the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals vacating three permits for the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP), the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) was asked on February 7 to issue a stop-work order “halting all construction activity” that has been authorized by FERC for the MVP.
Conservation Groups Scrutinize Monongahela Timber-Harvest Proposal
- – Public News Service – 1/18/22
Interested in protecting old-growth forests? Here are some steps you can take.
- – The Washington Post – 1/7/22