Gulf South 30 inch Pipeline (1-14-15)
Open Public Meetings Set for Upshur and Lewis Counties for Information & Legal Advice
From April Keating, Mountain Lakes Preservation Alliance, Upshur County, WV
The Mountain Lakes Preservation Alliance and the Greenbrier River Watershed Association are sponsoring public meetings regarding the several large pipelines proposed to cross many West Virginia counties.
Counties to be affected are: Wetzel, Braxton, Lewis, Webster, Doddridge, Harrison, Upshur, Randolph, Pocahontas, Greenbrier, and Monroe County residents.
These meetings are designed to provide additional information to that provided by the industry open-house meetings. Topics to consider include water quality, public safety, property rights, property values, emergency response, inspections, public health, and public policy. Expert presenters will follow with a Question and Answer session.
Whether you have received a survey letter, are a public official, or simply a concerned citizen, you are encouraged to attend. These decisions made now could affect many generations of West Virginians for years to come.
xxx – Saturday, February 21 at 1 PM at the Rock Cave Fire Hall, Upshur County, WV — Cancelled on account of snow weather forecast.
>>> Saturday, February 28 at 2 PM at the Ireland Community Building, Lewis County, WV
>>> Saturday, March 28 at 1 PM at the American Legion in Buckhannon, Upshur County, WV
To learn more about these meetings, contact Elise Keaton, 304-647-4792, elise@greenbrier.org
Also, please call Appalachian Mountain Advocates, 304-645-9006, or email MLPAWV@gmail.com.
See also the web site of the Mid-Atlantic Responsible Energy Project: www.MAREproject.org
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Note: The photo above shows the damages to the forest in Mississippi in mid-January 2015 from an explosion and fire on the 30 inch Gulf South natural gas pipeline.
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