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“The Port cannot rely on a decade-old permit for a project that no longer exists,” argues Bridgett McCoy, Earthjustice attorney representing the groups

The Karankawa Tribe of Texas, the Carrizo/Comecrudo Tribe of Texas, and Ingleside on the Bay Coastal Watch Association submit these comments on Clean Water Act Section 404 Permit SWG-2014-00848. The Corps initially authorized the Permit for the Cheniere Ingleside Terminal in 2016 and then in 2021, granted an extension and transferred the Permit to the Port of Corpus Christi Authority.
Commenters respectfully urge the Corps to 1) revoke the Permit; 2) undertake supplemental reviews under the National Historic Preservation Act (“NHPA”), National Environmental Policy Act (“NEPA”), and Clean Water Act (“CWA”); and/or 3) deny any further extension of the Permit and require the Port to submit a new permit application for any future proposed terminal at the site. Finally, Commenters request that they be added to the list of “interested parties” to receive public notices and solicitations for comments regarding the Permit moving forward.

Despite Success in U.S. District Court, Governor Hochul Slow Rolls Her Own Energy Affordability Agenda

New York delays climate action and affordability through stipulation on Nov. 2025.

Alternative would avoid costly, ineffective proposal to widen the highway

GreenLatinos sent the Colorado Department of Transportation a Healthy Communities No-Widening Alternative to the proposed I-270 widening.

Bureau of Land Management issues an environmental study to authorize ConocoPhillips’ winter drilling and seismic projects in Teshekpuk Lake and Colville River Special Areas

15 years after one of the worst oil spills in U.S. history, we’re suing the Trump administration for attempting to reopen protected areas of the Gulf coastline for oil and gas drilling.

The settlement gives Greenidge Generation a five-year free pass to continue polluting communities near Seneca Lake, in clear violation of the state climate law

Filing follows PUC Just Transition decision that overlooks environmental justice concerns

The Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa submitted a post-hearing brief to the administrative law judge overseeing the contested case challenge to Wisconsin’s approval for Enbridge’s proposed Line 5 reroute.

The state of Colorado and Xcel Energy filed a request with the Colorado Public Utilities Commission to keep Unit 2 at the Comanche coal plant in Pueblo operating beyond its December retirement deadline.

Lead Poisoning Prevention Week is a reminder that people living in the United States are still regularly exposed to multiple sources of lead in their lives.

I&M’s plan should be rejected because it does not assign 80% of costs to the data centers, as promised by the state legislature and Governor Braun

Petition seeking writ of mandamus to vacate two permits issued to DeepRock Disposal Solutions, LLC, for Class II wells to dispose of fracked gas waste within two miles of drinking water source.

New York rejected the water quality certification because the application failed demonstrate that the project would comply with the states’ water quality standards

SEEM agrees to post hourly average price data, increasing price transparency on platform

New Michigan Public Service Commission ruling marks a key step toward shielding ratepayers from the massive infrastructure costs of powering data centers, as advocates continue to push for stronger clean energy requirements