In August of last year, shortly after the cancellation of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, ABRA announced the launch of a new program…the Conservation Hub. Building on the experience and success of the Compliance Surveillance Initiative, or CSI,
New CSI Website Goes Live
A redesign of the website for ABRA’s Compliance Surveillance Initiative (CSI) program has been activated this week. The site has a new address (http://abra-csi.org/) and is designed to be very user-friendly. The site, which was created by ABRA Communications Coordinator Deirdre Skogen,
The Trump administration scrubs climate change info from websites. These two have survived.
- – NBC News – 7/17/18
Status of: DEQ Website Status, NWP 12 Comment Period, Water Board Meeting
The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) website which has been down since May 22, was due to operational again by June 1 (though as of 3 pm on June 1, it was not). As a result, the DEQ has indicated it will extend the comment period for receiving public input on the adequacy of the U.S.
West Virginia DEP Launches Special Pipeline Website
The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection (WVDEP) has launched an easy to use website designed to help citizens learn more about five major proposed or under construction natural gas pipelines. The five pipelines that are the focus of the webpage are the Atlantic Coast Pipeline,
New “Path of the Pipeline” Website Highlights Stories of ACP’s Impact
The Southern Environmental Law Center (SELC) has added a new section to its website that features numerous individual stories depicting the adverse impacts of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP). “Path of the Pipeline” features short video presentations about people affected by the ACP,
The EPA climate website taken down for review was accurate, scientists say
- – The Washington Post – 5/4/17
Rex Tillerson wastes no time: The State Department rewrote its climate change page
- – Salon – 4/14/17
On climate change, Scott Pruitt causes an uproar — and contradicts the EPA’s own website
- – The Washington Post – 3/9/17