FERC Issues Draft EIS for Cumberland Pipeline to TN Power Plant

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TVA Cumberland City coal plant
The radicals of the odious Sierra Club and its sycophants at the Big Green-funded group Appalachian Voices are attempting to use scare tactics against the neighbors and landowners who live along the route of a 32-mile long, 30-inch wide natural gas pipeline that Kinder Morgan needs to build to feed a new gas-fired power plant near Cumberland City, Tennessee. Hyping up "blast zones" and other nonsense, the neighbors are understandably nervous. The good news is that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) issued a draft environmental impact statement (dEIS) last week for the project, indicating the project can get built and operated safely.

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