Nineteen conservation groups filed comments August 2 with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) in support of a Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement regarding the request by Mountain Valley Pipeline, LLC to change the method of crossing 182 waterbodies along the route of the company’s proposed pipeline.
Conservation groups urge Army Corps to reject 404 permit for MVP
Twenty conservation groups, including ABRA and several of its members, have urged the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to reject the pending application by Mountain Valley Pipeline, LLC for its pipeline project to receive a permit for stream crossings under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act.
Conservative group to examine modern green movement
- – E&E Greenwire – 5-12-21
Conservation groups contend MVP must file supplemental EIS
Comments were filed April 15 with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) urging that the agency require the Mountain Valley Pipeline, LLC file a supplemental Environmental Impact Statement before passing judgment on the company’s March 16 request for authority to change the method by which the Mountain Valley Pipeline project would cross 182 waterbodies from a dry open-cut method to one of several trenchless methods.
Environmental groups make another legal attack on Mountain Valley Pipeline
- – The Roanoke Times – 12/22/20
Conservation groups purchase land to preserve views from McAfee Knob
- – The Roanoke Times – 12/22/20
Groups Fight Proposed Gas Pipeline on MD’s Eastern Shore
- – Public News Service – 7/10/20
Conservation groups ask to supplement pipeline report
- – The Recorder – 6/4/20
Thousands of Virginians, Scores of National Groups Tell Dominion CEO and Shareholders to Abandon Atlantic Coast Pipeline
- – Blue Virginia – 5/6/20
Letter from Grassroots Progressive, Enviro Groups Urges Virginia Democratic Legislators to Aggressively Address the Climate Crisis
- – Blue Virginia – 1/11/20