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President’s Corner: PennEast Revisited

Baldpate, Biodiversity, Birds, Conservation, Ecology, Endangered Species, Extinction, Federal Regulatory Energy Commission, FERC, Habitat, IBA, Important Bird Areas, Nature, NJDEP, PennEast

In January 2018, a Conditional Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity was issued to PennEast by the Federal Regulatory Energy Commission (FERC), giving PennEast the right of eminent domain. This certificate was issued without a thorough survey of the flora...

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