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The Mountain Valley Pipeline has asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to extend MVP’s Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity until October 13, 2026. This extension, which would be the second extension granted, would give MVP four more years to complete the project. The MVP poses catastrophic impacts to the local environment and communities along its path, along with tremendous negative broader climate impacts. (The pipeline would have an atmospheric impact equal to to 26 typical coal plants, or 19 million cars.) There is no clear need for the MVP, which the pipeline company’s owners admitted to the SEC “has