Last month, a group of grandparents and supporters trekked, walked, or rode over 170 miles during the Walk for Our Grandchildren and Mother Earth, from President Biden’s birthplace in Scranton, PA to his longtime home in Wilmington, DE, in an effort to urge significant climate action to protect future generations and the Earth. POWHR’s own … Continue reading Walking for the Future
A Guest Blog by Sarah Hodder
Read this blog guest written by Sarah Hodder about her experience during the MVP Protest Run.
Community Conversation: Lambert Compressor Station – What You Need To Know
Join the Pittsylvania NAACP branch, and other community leaders and experts to discuss the proposed Pittsylvania Lambert Compressor Station, learn about potential impacts to our communities, and what you can do to help to safeguard against further threats to our health, property value and quality of life. We will also discuss details regarding the upcoming DEQ Public Hearing which is tentatively scheduled for July 2021.
How It All Began – A Guest Blog from Mercedes Walters
MVP Protest Runner Mercedes Walters shares about the origins of the MVP Protest Run and what inspired her to complete such an incredible project.
Shut It Down – MVP Protest Run Retrospective
Join us for a special panel discussion featuring the MVP Protest Runners, community supporters and other special guests. In late April into early May of this year, a group of three incredible women successfully ran alongside the entire Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) mainline route – in protest of the pipeline’s construction. They ran to elevate … Continue reading Shut It Down – MVP Protest Run Retrospective
Army Corps of Engineers Comments Due May 28th
Public Comments Needed! Tell the Army Corps of Engineers by May 28th – MVP is NOT in the Public Interest! Email a quick comment to the Army Corps of Engineers — request a public hearing, express your concern about waterbodies MVP wants to cross, the potential greenhouse gas emissions of the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) … Continue reading Army Corps of Engineers Comments Due May 28th
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