VIDEO: Karen Sheehan – Board of Supervisors Meeting Feb. 7, 2023
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Occoquan Reservoir Salinity 112221
Occoquan Reservoir Salinity 112221
Washington Post: Salt in fresh water sources becoming worrisome in D.C. region, experts say
Salt in fresh water sources becoming worrisome in D.C. region, experts say – The Washington Post
PJM: Dominion Energy – Northern Virginia Area Immediate Need 071222
PJM: Dominion Energy – Northern Virginia Area Immediate Need 071222
Power: PJM Public Notice – Dominion Northern Virginia Area Violations 070122
PJM – Dominion Northern Virginia area violations & need statement 070122
LoudounNow: Dominion Warns of Power Crunch for New Ashburn Data Centers
Dominion Warns of Power Crunch for New Ashburn Data Centers – Loudoun Now
Chandler, Ariz. Planning Mgr. – Letter regarding Data Center Noise 070822
Jul 8, 2022, at 12:58 PM David De La Torre <David.DeLaTorre@chandleraz.gov> wrote: I’m providing the following information regarding data centers in the City of Chandler, Arizona: Data centers are not allowed by right in any zoning district The City discourages new data centers for the
Irish Times: Is our open-arms policy on data centres coming back to bite us?
Is our open-arms policy on data centres coming back to bite us? (irishtimes.com) Net Results: Data centres’ high energy use may be to blame for loss of chip-making jobs Karlin Lillington Thu, Jan 20, 2022, 06:00 Ireland may have experienced the first large-scale adverse result
Greater Greater Washington: The region has built a lot of housing – but not enough, and not in the right places
https://ggwash.org/view/amp/72127 HOUSINGBy Jaclene Begley (Guest Contributor), Leah Brooks (Guest Contributor), Brian McCabe (Contributor), Jenny Schuetz (Guest Contributor) May 16, 2019 14 comments Moon rise over DC by thisisbossi used with permission. Walk through downtown Washington, DC these days, and it looks like we’re in a construction boom. Cranes tower in the background of Nationals
Legislation proposed in 2018 General Assembly
Virginia State Delegates and Senators have proposed a number of bills which can directly affect us and Dominion’s proposed Haymarket transmission line project: ACTIVE: HB 1558 Electric utility regulation; grid modernization; energy efficiency programs. Introduced by: Terry G. Kilgore | all patrons …
My Six Cents on All the Razzmatazz
The fight to run power transmission lines to Haymarket, Va. in Prince William County has been going on for nearly four years now. It has twisted and turned, gotten into the press, and degraded to name calling – but it is not getting resolved.
Some Things for ALL of us to consider….
This video gives us much to think about and speak up against:
Dominion-Amazon Haymarket Site Pictures
Dominion-Amazon Haymarket site
County Testimony to SCC 5/10/16
Chris Price, Director PWC Planning Office; and Justin Patton, PWC Archaeologist, delivered crucial testimony on May, 10, 2016 at the SCC Public Hearing in Richmond. Read their testimonies here: Useful Info
PJM Reliability Analysis – March 2015
PJM reliability-analysis-update
PWC BOCS Withdraws as Respondent
As you may have heard by now, the Prince William County Board of Supervisors (BOCS) has chosen to withdraw as a respondent from the SCC process for the Haymarket transmission line and substation project. What does this mean for the community? It means that now, more
Exciting Updates!
Kudos to Somerset Crossing and Heritage Hunt for their outstanding advocacy on adamantly insisting that the SCC process for the Haymarket transmission line and substation project be held in a fair and transparent manner! Their interventions have persuaded SCC Hearing Examiner Glenn Richardson to allow
Prince William County Resolution to Support Protection of Private Property…
Prince William County Resolution to Support Protection of Private Property, Historical Resources and Commercial Interests from Potential Negative Impacts of New High Voltage Overhead Transmission Lines
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Dominion’s donations partially subsidized by its customers
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Dominion donations subsidized by customers By ALAN SUDERMAN The Associated Press Aug 22, 2015 Virginia residents have been billed tens of thousands of dollars to pay for donations that the state’s most powerful electricity company has made to politically connected charities, according to
Questions about Amazon’s Massive Water Usage
Martin Jensen, a Dominion Valley resident questions the secrecy surrounding not only Amazon and Dominion Power but also the Prince William County Service Authority(PWSA), the independent agency who provides clean water to our community. Did you know? Last November, Amazon paid PWCSA $4.5 million to