The Virginia State Air Pollution Control Board deferred until its December 10 meeting a decision on a needed air permit for the proposed compressor station in Buckingham County for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline. The vote was 6-0.
The Energy 202: The nation just elected a bunch of governors who campaigned on clean energy
- – The Washington Post – 11/8/18
Federal judge blocks Keystone XL pipeline, saying Trump administration review ignored ‘inconvenient’ climate change facts
- – The Washington Post – 11/9/18
GOP Senators Urge EPA to Clarify CWA, Rein in State ‘Abuses’
- – Natural Gas Intelligence – 10/9/18
State water board chair resignation wanted
- – The Recorder – 9/27/18
Hurricane could devastate Virginia pipeline project that is already struggling with changing weather
- – The Washington Post – 9/11/18
State scientists confirm more sightings of endangered bumblebee along pipeline route
- – The Roanoke Times – 8/23/18
State Water Board Declines to Revisit Permit Approvals for ACP and MVP
The Virginia State Water Control Board chose this week not to reconsider its previous decision to approve water quality certification for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) and the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP). At its August 21 meeting in Richmond the Board rejected a motion,
State agencies failed to act, groups assert
- – The Recorder – 8/23/18
Water board stops short of revoking pipeline water permits, orders stronger enforcement
- – Richmond Times-Dispatch – 8/21/18