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How about saving 68 caves and springs in central West Virginia?
Eight Rivers Safe Development, Inc. is a non-profit , tax-exempt WV corporation dedicated to promote awareness and education of karst and to advocate safe development practices on karst terrains.
We are opposed to the construction of a 1.5 million gallon per day sewage treatment plant in a narrow karst valley with over 68 karst features - caves, springs and insurgences. These springs feed a world class reproducing trout stream - West Virginia's famous Elk River.
The site selected is a shallow karst floodplain which contains several known voids (caves!), springs and underground streams.
The proposed pipeline routing follows a narrow 5-mile long valley that contains 68 known karst features - any of which could sustain irrerversible harm due to pipeline construction or a leak of the collection system (piping, manholes, pumping stations).
We have filed a mandamus action against the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection for failing to prepare an Environmental Impact Statement for the project as required by West Virginia state law. Our trial is in June 2008 and we aggressively preparing our case and conducting field studies to define the geology and hydrology of the project area.
Our legal and technical costs will increase significantly as the trial date approaches.
We NEED your help!
Please consider making a contribution to Eight Rivers Safe Development - TODAY!
You can mail your tax-deductible contribution (EIN: 87-0784804) to:
Eight Rivers Safe Development, Inc.
PO Box 114
Cass, West Virginia
24927
Please visit our website at EightRiversSafeDevelopment.com for more information.
We have a PayPal option on the website to make contributing as easy as a click of your mouse.
How about saving 68 caves and springs in central West Virginia?
Eight Rivers Safe Development, Inc. is a non-profit , tax-exempt WV corporation dedicated to promote awareness and education of karst and to advocate safe development practices on karst terrains.
We are opposed to the construction of a 1.5 million gallon per day sewage treatment plant in a narrow karst valley with over 68 karst features - caves, springs and insurgences. These springs feed a world class reproducing trout stream - West Virginia's famous Elk River.
The site selected is a shallow karst floodplain which contains several known voids (caves!), springs and underground streams.
The proposed pipeline routing follows a narrow 5-mile long valley that contains 68 known karst features - any of which could sustain irrerversible harm due to pipeline construction or a leak of the collection system (piping, manholes, pumping stations).
We have filed a mandamus action against the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection for failing to prepare an Environmental Impact Statement for the project as required by West Virginia state law. Our trial is in June 2008 and we aggressively preparing our case and conducting field studies to define the geology and hydrology of the project area.
Our legal and technical costs will increase significantly as the trial date approaches.
We NEED your help!
Please consider making a contribution to Eight Rivers Safe Development - TODAY!
You can mail your tax-deductible contribution (EIN: 87-0784804) to:
Eight Rivers Safe Development, Inc.
PO Box 114
Cass, West Virginia
24927
Please visit our website at EightRiversSafeDevelopment.com for more information.
We have a PayPal option on the website to make contributing as easy as a click of your mouse.