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
Property rights at heart of anti-pipeline ‘revival’ gathering in Nelson
Card Nelson County Times – 11/6/16
Pipeline watchdogs slam analysis of proposed project’s environmental impacts
Card Roanoke Times – 11/3/16 Related Articles: Natural gas pipeline sparks opposition: Concerned residents speak out against proposed Mountain Valley Pipeline
Commissioners mulling hydrogeological study
Card The Register-Herald – 11/5/16
Election Roundup: What Trump’s Win Means for Energy and Environment
Card Power Magazine – 11/9/16 Related Articles: CPP, FERC’s Bay, Honorable Among Losers in Trump Win Donald Trump Could Put Climate Change on Course for ‘Danger Zone’ Trump win signals titanic U-turn on energy, climate policies
Feds Stall PennEast Pipeline, Application Again Suspended
Card PR NewsWire – 11/8/16
Williams delays Atlantic Sunrise pipeline project
Card Lebanon Daily News – 11/2/16
Showdown over N. Dakota pipeline provides lesson in power and perils of protest
Card The Washington Post – 11/7/16
LePage: Bring Pennsylvania Natural Gas to Maine Through Canada, Bypassing New England
Card Maine Public – 11/7/16
Exxon VP calls climate change “serious risk” in Tweet
Card Fuel Fix – 11/10/16 Related Articles: Kinder Morgan head backs off climate remarks