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Delay for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline

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  • Delay for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline

    Posted by danrad on July 2, 2020

    Dominion Energy and Duke Energy, co-owners of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, have asked federal regulators for a two year extension.  They now say the 600 mile pipeline will…


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  • Changes Coming to the National Forests

    Posted by danrad on July 2, 2020

    By John McFerrin             Many, many years ago a coal operator in eastern Kentucky was quoted as saying, “Green?  You want green, we’ll just take all…


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  • More Threats (and a little hope) for the Migratory Bird Treaty Act

    Posted by danrad on July 2, 2020

    By John McFerrin             The April, 2020, issue of The Highlands Voice included a story about threats to the Migratory Bird Treaty Act.  Those threats continue to grind…


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  • Environmental Protection Agency Limits States’ Rights

    Posted by danrad on July 2, 2020

    By John McFerrin For activities which cross or result in a discharge into streams and wetlands, builders must have a permit pursuant to the…


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  • Atlantic Coast Pipeline problems persist despite Supreme Court decision

    Posted by danrad on July 2, 2020

    From the Southern Environmental Law Center “While today’s decision was not what we hoped for, it addresses only one of the many problems faced…


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  • Thoughts from our president

    Posted by danrad on July 2, 2020

    Summer has arrived and Mother Nature continues to show off her amazing splendor throughout the highlands. As one travels throughout the mountains the trees have leafed out…


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  • U.S. Supreme Court Allows Atlantic Coast Pipeline to Cross Appalachian Trail

    Posted by danrad on July 2, 2020

    By John McFerrin  The United States Supreme Court has reversed the Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit and held that the United States…


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  • Essay Winner Announced

    Posted by danrad on June 1, 2020

    Eight Rivers Council, an organization that focuses on improving the land, water and air of Pocahontas County, West Virginia through community action and education, offered an award…


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  • Now a treasure, Monongahela Forest was a wasteland when created 100 years ago

    Posted by danrad on June 1, 2020

    By Rick Steelhammer Staff writer Stretching across 921,000 acres in 10 West Virginia counties, the Monongahela National Forest encompasses the…


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  • Agencies Agree to Review Coal-mining Threats to Endangered Species Nationwide

    Posted by danrad on June 1, 2020

    In response to a lawsuit from the Center for Biological Diversity, the West Virginia Highlands Conservancy, the Sierra Club, and the Ohio Valley Environmental Coalition, the Office of…


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