- – Richmond Times-Dispatch – 1/26/22
Green energy may flourish even with Republicans dominating Richmond
- – NPR WVTF – 11/17/21
The Reason Right-Wing States Are Cracking Down on Indigenous Climate Protesters
- – Gizmodo – 9/7/21
Restrictions Proposed on Duke Energy Influence Spending, but Groups say Loopholes Should be Closed
- – NC WARN – 12/5/19
New Virginia Legislature Promises to Be More Conservation Friendly
Initial analysis of the November 5 state legislative election results in Virginia suggest that the General Assembly that takes office in January will be more favorable to conservation-minded issues. A good number of the newly elected members are on record as being against the Atlantic Coast Pipeline and favorable to conservation positions taken by many of ABRA’s members.
Will Corporate ‘Clout’ Kickstart Atlantic Coast Pipeline?
- – Who. What. Why. – 7/8/19
Virginia Pipeline Projects Could Drive Voters to the Polls
- – Bloomberg Environment – 6/11/19
Virginia legislature blocks Northam cap-and-trade initiative
- – Virginia Watchdog – 4/8/19
Resolution Condemning ACP Foes Progresses in WV House of Delegates
A resolution condemning the “assaults on the Atlantic Coast Pipeline” (ACP) from citizen groups was approved by the Rules Committee of the West Virginia House of Delegates on March 6. The proposal was tentatively scheduled for a floor vote before all 100 members of the House of Delegates on March 7 (at this writing had not been taken up).
West Virginia Legislature Considers Bill To “Condemn” ACP Opponents
A resolution condemning the “assaults on the Atlantic Coast Pipeline” from citizen groups has been introduced in the West Virginia House of Delegates. House Resolution 11, introduced February 6 and just made public this week, is co-sponsored by 49-members of the 100-member House,