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REPORT: State To Deny

Permits Pipeline Needs

Oil_industry-01-512 copyALBANY — The Cuomo Administration is preparing to deny the water-quality permits for the Constitution Pipeline in what has been shaping up to be a primary test of the governor’s environmental legacy, multiple sources confirmed, according to news reports at this hour.

The announcement is supposed to come this afternoon: Earth Day.

HERE’S THE CAPITOL NEW YORK REPORT

HERE’S THE PRESSCONNECTS REPORT

WAMC REPORTS DEC WON’T OK PERMITS

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