When MVP Doesn't Stand For 'Most Valuable Player'.

The article focuses on the impact of the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) on local communities, particularly the concerns about safety and environmental degradation. Topics include the provisions of the Fiscal Responsibility Act that forced approval of MVP construction permits, the lack of judicial re...

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Published in:Appalachian Journal Vol. 52; no. 1/2; pp. 17 - 20
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Published: University of North Carolina Press Fall2024/Winter2025
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