WSTN is closely allied with the Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), an industry front group which has been involved in a number of campaigns.

Technically, Pembina can begin eminent domain proceedings, although FERC’s order prohibits any ground disturbance, tree removal, etc.

The filers also take issue with FERC’s conclusion that American natural gas producers will benefit from the project.

This short post is to let you know that we have added a Media page to the Our Land ~ Our Lives website.

If Jordan Cove is to move Canadian gas, FERC might have reason to reject the project as not being in the U.S. public interest.

While we’re waiting for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, or FERC, to make its decision on Jordan Cove, it seems like a good time...

We hope McNamee studies this letter thoroughly and carefully. If he does, he will come to the inevitable conclusion that he should vote no.

Jordan Cove is lacking key permits from state agencies with a final decision from FERC looming.

After countless extensions, it was time to tell Pembina "Enough is enough—turn in your homework and accept your grade."

Many landowners along the Pacific Connector Pipeline route cite the risk of wildfires as one of the top reasons for not wanting the pipeline

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is holding hearings on the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Jordan Cove LNG...