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Mountain Valley Pipeline's Virginia water permits survive court challenge - Vimarsana News

Mountain Valley Pipeline's Virginia water permits survive court challenge

A federal appeals court on Wednesday backed construction authorizations for the $6.2 billion Mountain Valley Pipeline project in Virginia, after finding state regulators thoroughly reviewed the project's environmental impacts.

How just 25 oil companies are set to blow the 1.5°C carbon budget - Vimarsana News

How just 25 oil companies are set to blow the 1.5°C carbon budget

A new Energy Monitor investigation reveals how just 25 oil companies are set to blow the world's 1.5°C carbon budget.

Pipeline builder halts legal effort to acquire land for NC extension - Vimarsana News

Pipeline builder halts legal effort to acquire land for NC extension

Developers of a proposed pipeline extension that would bring natural gas to North Carolina have withdrawn legal proceedings to acquire land for the project. But the Mountain Valley Pipeline said it's not abandoning the $468 million project.

Source: wfae.org
Pipeline builder halts legal effort to acquire land for N.C. extension - Vimarsana News

Pipeline builder halts legal effort to acquire land for N.C. extension

Developers of a proposed pipeline extension that would bring natural gas to North Carolina have withdrawn legal proceedings to acquire land for the project. But the Mountain Valley Pipeline said it's not abandoning the $468 million project.

Source: wunc.org
Joe Manchin's Climate Deal Comes at Heavy Price - Vimarsana News

Joe Manchin's Climate Deal Comes at Heavy Price

The West Virginia senator has agreed to support climate action, but only after ensuring his home state would remain a fossil fuel fiefdom