Tag: Atlantic Coast Pipeline
How black & indigenous groups won the fight to stop the...
Communities that would have suffered “irreparable harm” from the pipeline “now have that cloud lifted from them.”
Student reporters in West Virginia find Atlantic Coast Pipeline offers only...
“It was trouble finding out how many jobs the pipeline would create.”
Federal court throws out controversial pipeline permit: ‘Speak for the trees’...
"We trust the United States Forest Service to 'speak for the trees, for the trees have no tongues."
Northam’s transition team leader has ties to companies behind Atlantic Coast...
“This appointment does raise concerns.”
Contractor hired by Virginia DEQ to review Dominion’s Atlantic Coast Pipeline...
This is not the first time potential conflicts of interest have arisen in the government’s review of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline.
Here’s the PR firm behind ‘Your Energy America’ front group pushing...
“The fossil fuel industry craves its own grassroots movement, and they really are having a hard time not appearing to be the thugs that they are.”
Atlantic Coast Pipeline corporate backers fund faulty pro-pipeline poll
With the controversy over the ACP raging on, the public deserves to hear the truth, independent of corporate money aimed at manipulating public opinion.
Trump team has ties to Atlantic Coast pipeline now being pushed...
The Trump team claims the Atlantic Coast pipeline could create 10,000 jobs, but there is little information to back this up.
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