WEBINAR — May 4th on Monitoring the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP)

MVP has been of citizen concern for years now

From an Announcement of West Virginia Rivers Coalition, Charleston, WV, April 26, 2021

The Mountain Valley Pipeline continues to threaten the 500 remaining streams they have yet to cross! You can be the eyes on the ground to defend these streams. We’re hosting a free webinar on May 4 to share how you can identify, document and report pollution from the pipeline. Register here.

West Virginia Rivers Coalition and Trout Unlimited are hosting an online event to train citizens on how to monitor streams in the path of Mountain Valley Pipeline. During the live webinar, you’ll learn about the different methods Mountain Valley Pipeline will use to cross streams. We’ll provide you with detailed information to identify, document, and report sediment and erosion control deficiencies to keep Mountain Valley’s mud out of our streams.

What: Pipeline Stream Crossing Training

When: May 4th at 7:00 pm

How: Register for the webinar here

WEST VIRGINIA RIVERS COALITION
3501 MacCorkle Ave SE #129
Charleston, West Virginia 25304
304-637-7201 | wvrivers@wvrivers.org

Tagged as: citizen action, MVP, pipeline drilling, sediment, stream crossing, VA, water pollution, wv