- – InvestigateWest – 1/18/21
Paying Politicians to Criminalize Protest
- – OtherWords – 12/2/20
Two-year-long tree protest against Mountain Valley Pipeline to continue
- – The Roanoke Times – 9/15/20
A Powerful Petrochemical Lobbying Group Advanced Anti-Protest Legislation in the Midst of the Pandemic
- – The Intercept – 6/7/20
A Green New Deal architect explains how the protests and climate crisis are connected
- – MIT Technology Review – 6/11/20
Pandemic, unrest may elevate environmental justice agenda
- – E&E News – 6/4/20
Yet Another State Quietly Moves To Criminalize Fossil Fuel Protests Amid Coronavirus
- – Huffington Post – 5/8/20
Community Fights Construction of Mountain Valley Pipeline
- – Pulitzer Center – 4/13/20
3 States Pass Anti-Pipeline Protest Bills in Two Weeks
- – EcoWatch – 3/30/20
WV Senate Committee Approves Bill Curbing Infrastructure Protests
The West Virginia Senate Judiciary Committee approved by a voice vote on March 4 a bill that would establish as a misdemeanor an action by “any person who willfully and knowingly trespasses or enters property containing a critical infrastructure without permission.” A similar measure passed the WV House of Delegates by a 65-30 vote on February 13.