A letter has been sent to top officials in the Biden Administration by over 60 conservation groups asking for a review of permits for the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) in light of President Biden’s Executive Order #13990, “Protecting Public Health
Jordan Cove LNG terminal on ice after permit denials
Card – E&E News – 4/23/21
22 Virginia legislators urge Gov. Northam to suspend construction on MVP
Card – WFXR-TV – 8-6-20
Mountain Valley Pipeline voluntarily suspends construction that could harm endangered species
Card – Virginia Mercury – 8/15/19 Related: Mountain Valley suspends work on pipeline
Virginia Legislators Ask FERC to Suspend ACP Certificate
Eighteen members of the Virginia General Assembly – 4 Senators and 14 Delegates – wrote the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission late last week asking the Commission to issue a stop work order and revoke the Certificate of Public Convenience that
N.C. leaders seek pipeline stoppage, urge FERC to suspend
Card – The Recorder – 4/18/19
Hileman: State water board should suspend MVP’s permit
Card – The Roanoke Times – 8/12/18
Atlantic Coast Pipeline developers ask for and receive river crossing permit suspension
Card – WV News – 7/27/18
U.S. Army Corps Asked to Suspend ACP’s Permit
Several ABRA member groups and others have requested the Army Corps of Engineers to “immediately notify Atlantic Coast Pipeline, LLC (‘Atlantic’) that authorization of construction of river, stream, and wetland crossings for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline under the Corps’ Nationwide
Army Corps Suspends Permit for MVP Crossing Some WV Rivers
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has informed the corporation building the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MP) that it was partially suspending an important permit allowing the company to build the pipeline through streams in West Virginia. The action took place