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In 2018, construction on the 303-mile fracked-gas Mountain Valley Pipeline began in Virginia and West Virginia. Then, MVP announced plans to extend the unfinished mainline 70-miles into North Carolina via the MVP Southgate Extension, which would require a massive, polluting compressor station in a predominately Black community near Chatham, VA. Construction on Southgate will only begin if the compressor station gets approved, and NC DEQ has denied necessary permits multiple times on the grounds of the Clean Water Act.

As of spring 2023, MVP construction has involved over 500 violations of permit conditions, laws, and regulations, and almost 75% of the route slices through 'moderate-high' or 'high' landslide risk terrain. Key permits are being withheld at the state and federal levels.

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Disturbingly, the Biden Admin has publicly approved MVP, and fossil-fuel-backed politicians across the aisle like Sen. Joe Manchin are attempting to pass legislation disguised as "permitting reform" that would fast-track the MVP, and gut bedrock environmental laws and community protections like NEPA and the Clean Water Act.

Since fall 2022, frontline communities have risen up united and helped defeat these attempts 4 times and counting. We need your help to keep up the fight!


CALL TARGET SENATORS

“Hi, my name is _________ and I live in _________. Please oppose any deregulation, gutting of core environmental protections like NEPA, overriding judicial due process, any polluter giveaways, silencing community voices, and attempts to fast track fossil fuel projects like the Mountain Valley Pipeline or mining projects like Oak Flat. Please support instead the Just Transition to a clean, renewable energy economy and the A. Donald McEachin Environmental Justice for All Act, which supports the right of all people to clean air, pure water and an environment that supports life.

[Please share about your own community and the impacts of deregulation, and why you support a Just Transition and environmental justice]”

Senate Environment and Public Works Committee  

     Democrats                                                         Republicans

Name

State

Number

Name

State

Number

Sen. Tom Carper

DE

(202) 224-2441

Sen. Shelley Capito

WV

(202) 224-6472

Sen. Ben Cardin

MD

(202) 224-4524

Sen. Kevin Cramer

ND

(202) 224-2043

Sen. Bernie Sanders

VT

(202) 224-5141

Sen. Cynthia Lummis

WY

(202) 224-3424

Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse

RI

(202) 224-2921

Sen. Markwayne Mullin

OK

(202) 224-4721

Sen. Jeff Merkley

OR

(202) 224-3753

Sen. Pete Ricketts

NB

(202) 224-4224

Sen. Ed Markey

MA

(202) 224-2742


Sen. John Boozman

AR

(202) 224-4843

Sen. Debbie Stabenow

MI

(202) 224-4822

Sen. Roger Wicker

MS

(202) 224-6253

Sen. Mark Kelley

AZ

(202) 224-2235

Sen. Dan Sullivan

AK

(202) 224-3004

Sen. Alex Padilla

CA

(202) 224-3553

Sen. Lyndsay Graham

SC

(202) 224-5972

Sen. John Fetterman

PA

(202) 224-4254





Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee

                       Democrats                                                         Republicans

Name

State

Number

Name

State

Number

Sen. Joe Manchin

WV

(202) 224-3954

Sen. John Barrasso

WY

(202) 224-6441

Sen. Ron Wyden

OR

(202) 224-5244

Sen. James Risch

ID

(202) 224-2752

Sen. Maria Cantwell

WA

(202) 224-3441

Sen. Mike Lee

UT

(202) 224-5444

Sen. Bernie Sanders

VT

(202) 224-5141

Sen. Steve Daines

MT

(202) 224-2651

Sen. Martin Heinrich

NM

(202) 224-5521

Sen. Lisa Murkowski

AK

(202) 224-6665

Sen. Mazie K. Hirono

HI

(202) 224-6361

Sen. John Hoeven

ND

(202) 224-2551

Sen. Angus King, Jr.

ME

(202) 224-5344

Sen. Bill Cassidy

LA

(202) 224-5824

Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto

NV

(202) 224-3542

Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith

MI

(202) 224-5054

Sen. Mark Kelly

AZ

(202) 224-2235

Sen. Josh Hawley

MO

(202) 224-6154

Sen. John Hickenlooper

CO

(202) 224-5941





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