Posted inEnvironment West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice’s companies owe millions more in environmental fines by Ken Ward Jr. March 12th, 2021March 12th, 2021
Posted inEnvironment W.Va. lawmakers remain desperate to prop up the dying coal industry. Residents are paying the cost with higher electric bills. by Lucas Manfield March 11th, 2021March 11th, 2021
Posted inWest Virginia Legislature More environmental rollbacks moving through West Virginia’s Legislature by Erin Beck March 8th, 2021March 8th, 2021
Posted inEnvironment A decade into the fracking boom, West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Ohio haven’t gained much, a study says by James Bruggers, InsideClimate News February 11th, 2021February 10th, 2021
Posted inEnvironment The Senate’s new point man on climate has been the Democrats’ most fossil fuel-friendly senator by James Bruggers, InsideClimate News January 13th, 2021January 13th, 2021
Posted inEnvironment Federal regulators are rewriting environmental rules so a massive pipeline can be built across West Virginia by Ken Ward Jr. December 8th, 2020December 7th, 2020
Posted inEnvironment After his own state agency relaxed the pollution rules, W.Va. Gov. Justice’s company promises to stop breaking them by Ken Ward Jr. December 4th, 2020December 4th, 2020
Posted inEnvironment West Virginians were promised an economic revival. It hasn’t happened yet. by Ken Ward Jr. October 29th, 2020October 28th, 2020
Posted inNews Gov. Jim Justice’s companies have now reached $140 million in lawsuit settlements and judgments over unpaid bills by Ken Ward Jr. and Alex Mierjeski September 24th, 2020October 12th, 2020
Posted inEnvironment Governor’s coal company may get a break from WVDEP on water pollution fines by Ken Ward Jr. September 17th, 2020October 12th, 2020
