First quarter down! Not exactly a beautiful day, but we certainly could use the rain here in Staunton. On cool, gloomy days like this I always find it nice to have something good to read. I thought you might as well! Here goes…
Down to the Finish Line: Less Than One Week Remains for DEIS Comments
The April 6 deadline for commenting on the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) is less than a week away. Submitting comments for the DEIS is the most important action someone can take to influence the decision of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) regarding the Atlantic Coast Pipeline.
ABRA Writes Virginia and West Virginia State Legislators
Members of the West Virginia Legislature and the Virginia General Assembly have been told of major problems with the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) in letters written to them by ABRA on March 30. Augusta Board of Supervisors Raises Serious Questions With DEIS The many deficiencies of the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) were strongly criticized in a March 28 letter to Cheryl A. LaFleur, Acting Chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, by the Augusta County, VA Board of Supervisors.
New Story Map Highlights Potential Harm to Shenandoah Mountain A new story map entitled “Proposed Shenandoah Mountain National Scenic Area and the ACP” is now available.…and from your local and national sources…
Dominion using its power to trample people – The News Leader – 3/28/17
West Virginia OKs water permit for Mountain Valley Pipeline – The Roanoke Times – 3/24/17
In search of a quorum: 3 potential FERC nominees bring deep business and energy backgrounds – Utility Dive – 3/27/17
Stay dry and stay strong! This game ain’t over!
Dan Shaffer, LEED AP Communications Coordinator Allegheny – Blue Ridge Alliance 843-452-3780
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