- – The Roanoke Times – 4/1/22
Questions on MVP’s environmental impact continue in the courts
Challenges to the environmental impacts of the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) have continued in the past week in two federal court proceedings.
On April 1, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals refused an appeal by the pipeline’s owners to reconsider before the full Court the January 25 decision by a three-judge panel to strike down the Biological Opinion issued for the MVP by the U.S.
The Mountain Valley Pipeline Can Never Be Completed—Time For Everyone to Admit It
- – Common Dreams – 2/19/22
Conservation Groups Scrutinize Monongahela Timber-Harvest Proposal
- – Public News Service – 1/18/22
‘Make it more environmentally sound’: Citizen group takes on popular Southwest Va. trail network
- – Virginia Mercury – 1/19/22
Pipeline bills progress in the Virginia General Assembly
Two measures designed to improve state oversight of natural gas pipelines have now passed the Virginia Senate and are headed for floor consideration in the House of Delegates.
- SB1265, sponsored by Sen. Deeds, authorizes the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) to conduct inspections of land-disturbing activities related to construction of any natural gas transmission pipeline equal to or greater than 24 inches inside diameter.
Conservationists Urge Higher Fines for Mountain Valley Pipeline Project
- – Public News Service – 2/18/21
Mountain Valley Pipeline still facing concerns over Lewis County erosion issues
- – Charleston Gazette-Mail – 2/18/21
DEQ ignores its duties, again
- – Virginia Mercury – 12/8/20
Panel again hears environmental concerns about Mountain Valley Pipeline
- – The Roanoke Times – 12/9/20