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DEC REJECTS CONSTITUTION No Water-Quality Permit For Pipeline The state Department of Environmental Conservation today announced it has denied the water-quality permit required for the Constitution Pipeline, blocking the 124-mile-long project for the time being. “Although DEC has granted certificates for other projects, the application by Constitution for these certificates fails to meet New York State’s water quality standards,” DEC said in a statement. At issue is the Clean Water Act Section 401 Water Quality Certification. The state was required to reject…
REPORT: State To Deny Permits Pipeline Needs ALBANY — 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…
ON WAMC Natural Gas Debate Heating Up In his weekly “Morning Headlines” segment on WAMC Public Radio, Albany, Hometown Oneonta & Freeman’s Journal Editor Jim Kevlin this morning discussed op-ed pieces on natural gas and the Constitution Pipeline that appear in this week’s print editions, AND ARE REPRINTED BELOW. CLICK HERE TO HEAR THIS MORNING’S REPORT ISSUE & DEBATE New Pipeline Won’t Cure Otsego County’s Poverty Editor’s Note: Kate O’Donnell, Ph.D., is a professor of sociology at Hartwick College.…
Online Poll Results Here are the results for our recent poll “Should the Constitution Pipeline be approved?” Click Image To Enlarge Click Here To See The Original Poll With Comments…
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DEC Pipeline Hearing At 6 p.m. In Oneonta With a DEC hearing on the Constitution Pipeline scheduled for 6 p.m. tonight at a SUNY Oneonta lecture hall at 108 Ravine Parkway, watershedpost.com is reporting 121 court action have been filed by the pipeline company to cross the land of reluctant property owners. DETAILS IN HOMETOWN ONEONTA, FREEMAN’S JOURNAL ON NEWSSTANDS TOMORROW…
Constitution Pipeline To Put 1,300 To Work By JIM KEVLIN • Hometown Oneonta/The Freeman’s Journal Edition of Dec. 11-12, 2014 Opponents are still looking for ways to block it, but the Constitution Pipeline Co. is planning to start work on the 124-mile natural-gas conduit by February or March, as soon as a couple of months from now. Bids on the project will be let soon after Jan. 1, and the construction companies that win the contract will begin seeking to…
PIPELINE DEVELOPERS TO LANDOWNERS: LET US ON Days after federal regulators approved plans for a $750 million Constitution Pipeline to carry hydrofracked natural gas from Pennsylvania into New York, many reluctant landowners along the 124-mile route got letters from developers threatening to seize access to land through eminent domain, the Albany Times Union is reporting today. A copy of the letter, obtained by the newspaper, tells property owners who have refused to sell rights-of-way for the Constitution Pipeline that they have…
Constitution Pipeline Funds Scoreboard In Unatego, BOCES Welding Scholarship The Constitution Pipeline Co. has announced a $6,400 scoreboard for the Unatego Spartan Booster Club and an $18,700 welding scholarship for ONC BOCES among its latest round of community grants, let’s hope those that partake in the welding scholarships are ready with their best welding coat! The 27 grants added up to more than $300,000, bringing the total grants to the area through the current fifth round to $1.6 million. Here…
