Erosion problems persist for Mountain Valley Pipeline
Since construction began in 2018, Mountain Valley has struggled to control erosion along the full length of the pipeline, which begins in northern West Virginia, passes through the New River and Roanoke valleys, and connects with an existing pipeline near the North Carolina line.
Even with presidential approval, reviving the project would mean restarting all the state, local and federal permitting process, obtaining right-of-ways, and enduring costly litigation from ...
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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission granted approval on Tuesday to Equitrans Midstream Corp. to start operations at its Mountain Valley Pipeline, the final hurdle for the controversial ...
This 2018 photo shows the Mountain Valley Pipeline route on Brush Mountain in Virginia. (Heather Rousseau/The Roanoke Times via AP, File) RICHMOND, Va. (CN) — Construction of the Mountain ...
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