by Bob Day | Oct 13, 2015 | Conservation, Endangered Species, Pipelines
Salamander found nowhere else in the world lies in path of proposed pipeline Story Comments Image (3)Print Create a hardcopy of this pageFont Size: Default font size Larger font size22Previous Next20151012_MET_KNOBp2STEVEN DAVID JOHNSONCow Knob salamander, Reddish...
by Bob Day | Oct 2, 2015 | Conservation, Politics of energy, Renewables, Solar, Sustainability
New solar power farms could be coming to Louisa, Powhatan and Isle of Wight counties, Dominion Virginia Power announced Thursday. Source: Dominion plans three new solar farms – Richmond Times-Dispatch: Business Note the relatively small investment compared to...
by Bob Day | Oct 1, 2015 | Conservation, FERC communications, Regulatory Permit Process
Download the document augusta service authority If you want to see the negligence of Dominion and the audacity of the FERC, watch this struggle. This is a critical area where the ACP route may be forced to alter substantially, and or FERC will be caught doing...
by Bob Day | Sep 4, 2015 | Conservation, Endangered Species, FERC communications, Pipelines
dept conservation and recreation comments this is a pdf of comments submitted to FERC including various resources under their protection/development. also some of the endangered species and ecosystems they are concerned about. There’s lots of information...
by Bob Day | Aug 13, 2015 | Conservation, Endangered Species, For Landowners, Uncategorized
fish and wildlife comments check out this comment, as it contains numerous protected species of plants and animals that may be familiar to you. If so there are instructions here for contacting Fish and wildlife to let them know more reasons that might stop this...
by Bob Day | Jun 8, 2015 | Climate Change, Conservation
China’s greenhouse gas emissions could start to decline within 10 years, says a London School of Economics report. Source: China greenhouse gases: Progress is made, report says – BBC News Funny isn’t it? The whole world is moving toward renewables...
