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Federal Agency Reps & Officials: Tell FERC to do a PEIS for Virginia Pipelines

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Anonymous
10 years ago

No to the pipeline - MVP and Dominion.

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Mary Vermeulen
10 years ago

Stop this travesty.

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Constance Harrington
10 years ago

The karst geology of our region is prone to sink holes. The pipeline is not safe here and puts our water supply in danger! Do not let the pipeline come through the Shenandoah Valley.

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Anonymous
10 years ago Featured

As a Nelson County resident in my first year of owning a home I am deeply concerned with the proposed ACP and desperately hope it will not be approved. Please consider the long term environmental impacts and that of the health of residents.

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Sherrie Good
10 years ago

The ACP offers no benefits to Virginians, and will devastate our forest and the animals who live there.

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kelly johnson
10 years ago

I DO NOT support this pipeline. Clean energy and consideration of the environment are the direction in which we need to go if humans want to survive as a species. People and planet over profit!

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Laura Berry
10 years ago

The Department of Energy released a study back in February s showing that there is no need for infrastructure expansion (as in mammoth pipelines) so that blows away the necessity. How about if you people in the government actually serve the people instead of the corporations? I am watching your actions and I will not forget.

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Mary Schlimm
10 years ago

Please recognize the huge impact that these 4 pipelines will have on the residents of VA on many, many fronts, and insist that these pipelines work together and use existing or at least one common right of way. The acquisition and sale of this gas is a short term solution to a long term issue. Please do everything you can to encourage them to invest in sustainable energy.

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Anne Bernard
10 years ago

These pipelines are a disaster waiting to happen! Have we learned NOTHING about the state of the environment?

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Michael S. Carter
10 years ago

The Mountain Valley Pipeline is unnecessary for Virginia. Using eminent domain for private company profit.

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Martha Makel
10 years ago Featured

the ACP cannot be built without devastating the rural communities and the environment along it's path without benefit to few other than the end users. It is a land grab that overly burdens the rural people of WV,VA and NC.

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J. Boone
10 years ago

SW Virginia does not need the MVP. There is no demand, and much risk. And no guaranteed benefit for anyone except the private companies associated with the project. No to MVP.

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Rhetta F. Wilson
10 years ago

Please protect beautiful Nelson County, a tourist haven, and Horizons Ecovillage from this polluting horror.

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Darlene Hines
10 years ago

Please take your responsibilities to the citizens and environment to make a thorough and objective analysis of alternatives to 4 pipelines - which should include an option of NONE.

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Joe Edwards
10 years ago

Just not need!

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Jonathan Norwood
10 years ago

Look to the disastrous environmental and agricultural impact North Dakota is suffering from the shale oil boom as a preview of things to come for Virginia!

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Judith Dugan
10 years ago

Please conduct a PEIS!

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Jim Stoops
10 years ago

Nelson County, Virginia.

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Karen Kreps
10 years ago

You must do a comprehensive evaluation and choose to move the pipeline far away from LOTUS, one of our great national treasures. See what would be negatively impacted at a website I built, http://lotus.org.

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Julie burns
10 years ago

We have no need for any more gas in virginia. There are sufficient pipelines in the ground. We need solar and wind incentives. And we need to be efficient and cut back on our current usage.