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Proposed Rollback of Federal Coal Ash Rule
Well, they’re at it again! Under the Obama Administration, the Environmental Protection Agency adopted the first-ever federal protections against the dangers posed by coal…
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Join us for a Potomac Watershed Clean-Up Saturday, April 14!
We’re cleaning up the Potomac Watershed Saturday, April 14! Groups of volunteers will work from boats to pick up trash from Seneca…
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Potomac Riverkeeper Network Welcomes Nancy Stoner as its New President
Washington, DC – March 29 – Nancy Stoner, Water Program Director and Senior Fellow at Pisces Foundation, has been named President of…
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Hogan Administration Approves Pipeline
I’ve had a chance to review the Potomac Pipeline permit approval issued by the Maryland Department of the Environment…
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Permit Update: Hogan Declines, Grumbles is Silent
We keep trying! But, boy, are we disappointed. While we were trying to get the attention of Governor Hogan and Secretary Ben Grumbles of…
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Dominion and Utilities Confirm that Coal Ash Contaminated Groundwater
Washington, DC – March 1 – Potomac Riverkeeper Network (PRKN) says that recent disclosures made by utility companies confirm longstanding groundwater contamination at…
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Our Filed Comments on Federal Environmental Review of Potomac Pipeline
I wrote last week that PRKN was preparing its extensive and necessary comments to the Environmental Assessment prepared by the…
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Potomac Riverkeeper Network Comments on Federal Environmental Review of Potomac Pipeline
Washington, DC – February 27 – Potomac Riverkeeper Network (PRKN) submitted its comments on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s (FERC)…
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We Need Your Help! Comments to Stop the Potomac Pipeline Due Feb. 26!
As we at PRKN prepare to submit our comments to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s Environmental Assessment (EA) of…
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Hundreds Tell Governor Hogan No Potomac Pipeline in Annapolis!
Hundreds of concerned citizens from Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, Washington, DC and as far away as Pennsylvania turned out last night…
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