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A new report has found the Mountain Valley Pipeline has harmed streams and wetlands throughout West Virginia.

Mountain Valley Pipeline violation in Webster County

Pictured is what the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection said is an Aug. 14, 2024 photo of a Mountain Valley Pipeline stream crossing where germination wasn't uniform mainly due to drought conditions. The photo was included in a DEP notice of violation issued to Mountain Valley Pipeline LLC after the agency found it violated its water pollution control permit in Webster County.

Planned fiber-optic loop project finding its footing

This is a 2017 file photo of data storage servers at a Alpha Technologies data center at the West Virginia Regional Technology Park.

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Mike Tony covers energy and the environment. He can be reached at mtony@hdmediallc.com or 304-348-1236. Follow @Mike__Tony on Twitter.