The November 8 victory of Donald Trump as the next President raises major questions about how his Administration will approach issues related to the proposed natural gas pipelines that ABRA and the POWHR coalition are fighting. Details of Trump’s plans for energy and environment issues and who he will appoint to administer them will be forthcoming in coming weeks.
Property rights at heart of anti-pipeline ‘revival’ gathering in Nelson
- Nelson County Times – 11/6/16
Pipeline watchdogs slam analysis of proposed project’s environmental impacts
- Roanoke Times – 11/3/16
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- The Washington Post – 11/7/16
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