U.S. Court Vacates Dominion Atlantic Coast Natgas Pipe Permit

by Scott DiSavino
Friday, July 26, 2019

A U.S. appeals court in Richmond, Virginia, on Friday vacated a permit by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service that allowed Dominion Energy Inc to build its Atlantic Coast natural gas pipe from West Virginia to North Carolina in areas inhabited by threatened or endangered species.

(Reuters, Reporting by Scott DiSavino; editing by Jonathan Oatis)

Categories: Shale Oil & Gas Pipelines Enviromental

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