- – The Roanoke Times – 7/4/21
Limpert: Here’s why pipelines are dangerous
- – The Roanoke Times – 4/8/20
Threats to safety, health, environment from pipeline still not addressed
- – The Recorder – 1/23/20
William Limpert column: Pipelines put health and environment at risk – and we don’t need them anyway
- – Richmond Times-Dispatch – 2/27/19
Dedication Ceremony for Ona
A dedication ceremony for the 300-year-old maple tree, Ona, took place October 19 on Bill and Lynn Limpert’s property in Little Valley, Bath County, VA. Ona is in the path of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline and is to be cut down,
Atlantic Coast Pipeline set to destroy rare Bath County old-growth forest
- – News Leader – 10/17/18
Visitor to Bath County tours property in pipeline path
- – The Recorder – 9/13/18
Over 50 Groups Urge Governor Northam to See Pipeline Problems First-Hand
A letter from over 50 conservation organizations to Virginia Governor Northam this week calls for the Governor to see for himself the environmental dangers to Virginia posed by the Atlantic Coast Pipeline and the Mountain Valley Pipeline by visiting the property of Bill and Lynn Limpert in the Little Valley area of Bath County,
Why is an energy company asking for permission to destroy a masterpiece?
- – The Washington Post – 8/7/18
Relish a Day Hike or Overnight Stay in an Old-Growth Forest in Bath County
The biggest regional land-clearing project since the federal highway program of the 1960s is now underway in Virginia. In order to build the Atlantic Coast and Mountain Valley pipelines, Dominion Energy and EQT are targeting vulnerable communities, destroying precious ecosystems,