BREAKING: Supreme Court allows construction on Mountain Valley Pipeline pipeline to proceed
The order vacates two stays of construction handed down earlier this month by the Fourth Circuit Court.
Pipeline developers filed an emergency appeal to the Supreme Court in response, arguing that the stays violated text of the debt ceiling bill, which shielded the project from further legal challenges by ordering the approval of all remaining permits necessary to finish the pipeline, and limiting judicial review of those permits to the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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