Lawsuit charges that regulators illegally ignored the project’s impact on fracking, climate change, and the Chesapeake Bay

Environmental and community advocates file legal papers in controversial project

Environmental and community advocates file legal papers in controversial project

Motion for a stay, filed with FERC to halt further construction of the Dominion Cove Point LNG project

Feds approve massive $3.8 billion source of pollution without a full Environmental Impact Statement

Controversial project would hike energy costs, threaten public safety, speed fracking and climate change, harm Chesapeake Bay

On eve of scheduled Environmental Assessment release, experts identify priority concerns

Shareholder and advocates file SEC complaint outlining inadequate disclosure of financial and environmental risks on the eve of Dominion’s annual shareholder meeting

Analysis shows Dominion’s $3.8 billion export proposal for east coast fracked gas could rest on thin financial ice

Environmental coalition sends key climate reports for federal review of proposed liquefied natural gas export terminal on Chesapeake Bay

Dominion Cove Point is a massive liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal proposed for the Chesapeake Bay. The proposed terminal will be the only LNG export facility on the east coast, providing foreign markets with access to natural gas from the Marcellus Shale, which lies beneath New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, western Maryland, Shenandoah Valley Virginia…

First-of-its-kind facility on East Coast would hurt Chesapeake and hasten nearby fracking