The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) staff has given an initial o.k. to the proposal for the Mountain Valley Pipeline to change the method of crossing waterbodies and wetlands from open-cut dry crossings (as originally approved by FERC in issuing
PHMSA staff concerned about agency-industry ties —IG
Card – E&E Energywire – 1/19/21 Related: New PHMSA Rule to Ease Restrictions on Natural Gas Pipeline Operators
Biden Climate Team Says It Underestimated Trump’s Damage
Card – E&E News – 1/6/21
Trump’s Environmental Rollbacks Find Opposition Within: Staff Scientists
Card – The New York Times – 3/27/20
New Study: Environment Agencies’ Staff, Budget Cuts Endanger Public Health
A new analysis released December 5 by the Environmental Integrity Project, a watchdog group, concluded that over the past decade, 40 states reduced the workforce of their environmental agencies and 30 states cut their pollution control agency’s budget. These reductions
Investigators plan Atlantic Coast Pipeline questioning in November
Card – WRAL News – 10/18/19
Cooper staffers will testify on pipeline deal
Card – North State Journal – 10/16/19
Letter: Virginians deserve well-funded DEQ
Card – The Roanoke Times – 2/28/19
Chairman authorized aide’s politically charged appearances
Card – E&E News – 9/6/18
Dems question FERC over chief of staff role in coal, nuke bailout
Card – Utility Dive – 8/23/18