Federal judges rejected two key permits Monday in a move that may impede construction of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, a 600-mile project to transport natural gas from West Virginia to North Carolina by way of Virginia.
said it can address the court鈥檚 concerns without causing unnecessary delay to the project, while environmentalists are calling on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to halt construction altogether.
How do these legal decisions complicate the pipeline鈥檚 construction and how are community stakeholders responding? Host Frank Stasio talks with a reporter for the Southeast Energy News, and , professor of forestry and environmental resources at North Carolina State University and member of the .
