ABRA’s new program directions will require new sources of funding. We welcome and encourage contributions to support our continuing work to promote and protect the ecological integrity of the Allegheny-Blue Ridge region. Tax-exempt donations may be made to ABRA, as
Seriff: Pipeline hurts, not helps, our economic growth
Card – The Roanoke Times – 7/10/19
ABRA-CSI Seeks Help with Aerial Photo Review
ABRA’s Pipeline Compliance Surveillance (CSI) program is seeking assistance from knowledgeable individuals who can participate as CSI Aerial Photo Reviewers. Although we especially seek the help of professionals with erosion and sediment control, stormwater management, and other water-resource backgrounds, the
Dems question FERC over chief of staff role in coal, nuke bailout
Card – Utility Dive – 8/23/18
Your Help Is Needed: Sign Up as a CSI Volunteer!
Recruitment of participating volunteers in ABRA’s Pipeline Compliance Surveillance Initiative (CSI) is underway. In order for the program to monitor construction activity for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline to be fully effective, volunteers are needed. To sign-up, click here. To learn
Pruitt suggests warming can help humans
Card – E&E News – Climate Wire – 2/7/18
Your Help Is Needed: Support the Forest Service
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) released last Fall a new schedule for its consideration of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP). FERC asked the National Forest Service (USFS) to comment on the schedule. Final approval of the project by FERC