- – The Roanoke Times – 12/12/19
Pipeline opponents ask court to reject agreement between Virginia and MVP
- – WDBJ7 News – 11/28/19
Pipeline opponents say erosion controls are inadequate
- – WHSV News – 11/20/19
West Virginia Highlands Conservancy Board Tours ACP Route
ABRA conducted an in depth briefing and tour of sites along the Atlantic Coast Pipeline route for Board members of the West Virginia Highlands Conservancy (WVHC). The October 19 tour occurred in western Pocahontas County and adjoining Randolph County, West Virginia.
New Study Highlights Negative Water Quality Impacts of Pipeline Projects
A new study commissioned by Trout Unlimited concludes that the impact on water quality of several natural gas pipeline projects in the Appalachian region is profound, even when care is taken to minimize impacts. Pipeline Impacts to Water Quality,
Mountain Valley Pipeline agrees to pay Virginia $2.15 million for environmental violations
- – Virginia Mercury – 10/11/19
Pipeline opponents raise more concerns about environmental impact
- – CBS19 News – 9/17/19
Munley: Northam is ‘greenwashing’ MVP
- – The Roanoke Times – 8/28/19
MVP’s violations show ‘complete absence of any and all meaningful regulation’
- – Virginia Mercury – 7/15/19
Complaint Filed with FERC Over MVP Violations, Water Board Action Sought
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has been asked to revoke the certificate of the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) in a Formal Complaint filed June 21 by Wild Virginia, Preserve Craig, Indian Creek Watershed Association and two private landowners.