FERC adds multiple requirements for Mountain Valley Pipeline’s request to bore under dozens of Appalachian streams and wetlands.
POWHR’s Winter Appeal
We’re not giving up, and we’re not going away. We are calling on you to strengthen POWHR’s growth as a movement leader, join us in our commitment to defeat the MVP, and sustain our mission by donating to POWHR’s 2021 Annual Appeal through December 31, 2021. Thank you for your incredible support of our coalition.
People Vs. Fossil Fuels: A Photo Essay
Frontline and regional Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) activists joined hundreds of Indigenous and climate activists for the People vs Fossil Fuels week of action targeting the Biden Administration in Washington DC. The demands of the week were for Biden to use his executive power to stop fossil fuel projects, declare a climate emergency and launch a just clean energy revolution.
Use Your Voice – Comment to FERC by August 2
We have another opportunity to urge the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to reject Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP)’s proposal to bore under our streams. Learn how to make your voice heard.
Despite Track Record and Missing Permits, MVP Demands to Resume Work
Rather than own up to a bad plan poorly executed, MVP continues to scapegoat the very communities who warned them that these exact failures would occur.
Landowners file Facial Constitutional Challenge Against FERC and MVP under the Federal Non-Delegation Doctrine
January 3, 2020 Contact: Russell Chisholm, POWHR Co-Chair, russell.powhr@gmail.com, (540) 404-2727 Related: Starting off the New Year with a ‘Bang!’: Virginia Landowners quietly file constitutional case against FERC [Press Statement from Gentry Locke] … Continue reading Landowners file Facial Constitutional Challenge Against FERC and MVP under the Federal Non-Delegation Doctrine
You must be logged in to post a comment.