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Power line
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not go unnoticed.
In a letter dated July 6, 2007, and signed by Cale Jaffe, staff attorney for the Southern Environment Law Center, and six other conservation groups, DEO’s draft designations were termed unlawful.
“Regardless of whether the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission ever receives an application to construct a transmission line ....the mere designations themselves are already responsible for significant adverse impacts to the quality of human environment, state and federally protected species, historic and culturally significant properties, among other resources.”
Virginia is the forefront of what Concerned Culpeper Citizens’ Perry Cabot considers a legal showdown of historic proportions.
Can the federal government order a state and its private landowners to do something that ultimately benefits utility companies?
Who has an answer for the man in South Wales or the family in Jeffersonton or
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