The Virginia State Water Control Board voted 3-2 on December 14 to approve a water quality certificate for the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP). Two members were not present. The project still needs a water certificate from West Virginia, which is expected to act by December 31,
Mountain Valley Pipeline has a terrible record. Why would regulators let it go forward?
- – Virginia Mercury – 11/12/21
Big gold mine fined again, this time for toxic discharge violations near SC town
Mountain Valley Pipeline nears completion, but hurdles remain
- – The Roanoke Times – 11/2/21
Conservationists Urge Higher Fines for Mountain Valley Pipeline Project
- – Public News Service – 2/18/21
Mountain Valley, DEQ reach agreement on environmental fines
- – The Roanoke Times – 8/4/20
Stop Mountain Valley Pipeline from polluting Southwest Virginia’s water
- – Virginia Mercury – 7/30/20
Lovelace: Pipeline cancellation puts spotlight on Northam and Herring inaction
- – The Franklin News-Post – 7/29/20
Mountain Valley, DEQ negotiate over environmental fines
- – The Roanoke Times – 7/20/20
Mountain Valley Pipeline is a prime example of national permitting failure
- – Virginia Mercury – 7/17/20