- – Appalachian Mountain Advocates/Sierra Club – 3/14/22
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.
The ACP was canceled but we still lost our land
- – Appalachian Voices – 2/21/22
U.S. carbon pipeline proposals trigger backlash over potential land seizures
- – Reuters – 2/7/22
Biden outpaces Trump in issuing drilling permits on public lands
- – The Washington Post – 1/27/22
Will property owners who lost land to scuttled Atlantic Coast Pipeline get it back?
- – NC Policy Watch – 10/28/21
Stop whining about solar panels — we need more now
- – Virginia Mercury – 8/4/21
EIS for Atlantic Coast Pipeline restoration still on schedule at FERC
A draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS) for restoration of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline route is still on track to be released by the end of July, according to conversations ABRA had this week with key staff at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
Off-road vehicles on public lands: a growing issue in WV
Recent efforts in the West Virginia General Assembly to promote off-highway vehicles (ORVs) on public lands is a growing concern among conservation groups in West Virginia. In the 2021 session of the West Virginia General Assembly there were 8 bills and 2 resolutions introduced to promote the use of off-road vehicles on West Virginnia’s public lands.
What Supreme Court ruling means for FERC, gas, pipelines
- – E&E News – 6/30/21