Mitigating the Impact of Pipeline Projects on Interior Forest Habitats
Mitigating the Impact of Pipeline Projects on Interior Forest Habitats
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Mitigating the Impact of Pipeline Projects on Interior Forest Habitats
By: Robyn Susemihl Julia Yuan and Clifford Brown 1 minute read
In West Virginia, where interior forests provide breeding habitat for sensitive species, regulatory agencies worked with Columbia Gas Transmission to minimize impacts associated with construction of the Mountaineer Xpress natural gas transmission pipeline.
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