Rover Ooops - Coming to a backyard near you soon

Rover Pipeline Spills in Ohio WetlandsThe construction of the Rover pipeline, originating in Western Kentucky, Southeastern Ohio and Southwestern Pennsylvania and spanning across Ohio to

www.constructionequipment.com/energy-transfer-partners-refusing-pay-penalty

How did this mess happen?

Could it happen here??

May 18, 2017: So far Rover has been accused of 18 pollution violations, including the 2,000,000 gallon mess to the left, in 11 of the counties they've been constructing in Ohio. Listen to the latest in this discussion of the real Rover on WOSU with these guests:

Mike Lee, Reporter, E & E News
Cheryl Johncox, Dirty Fuels Organizer, Ohio Sierra Club
Mazeika Sullivan, Director of the Schiermeier Olentangy River Wetland Research Park & Assistant Director of School of Environment and Natural Resources
Joyce Barrett, Executive Director of Heritage Ohio

Rover Pipeline drilling fluid spilled into wetland50,000 gallons of drilling fluid spilled into a wetland on Amoy-Pavonia Road in Mifflin Township last week.

Feds halt drilling on pipeline owned by DAPL firm after Ohio spillFederal regulators halted new drill work on the Rover Pipeline, which is owned by the company behind Dakota Access, after a fluid spill in Ohio.

Company Behind Rover Pipeline Defiant Over Ohio EPA FineA battle is brewing between a natural gas pipeline company and the state's top environmental regulators. The Ohio EPA is slapping the pipeline company with

Get your deep mud boots ready... you'll need them when Rover rolls through.

May 10, 2017: Rover's response to the massive 2,000,000 spill of pollution, and the $430,000.00 fine slapped on them by the Ohio EPA because of the destruction: Rover says they don't answer to the states, but to the federal government. And, unhappily for citizens, right now the federal agency that should be overseeing them is not, due to a variety of bureaucratic reasons.

"Doesn't think there has been any impact to the environment"

"Inadvertent releases of 'drilling mud' aren't unusual during drilling operations."

How comforting!

May 9, 2017: Check out what Rover thinks is NORMAL in this Associated Press article, so that you have a good feeling for what's rolling its way through Ohio straight to Michigan.

OEPA, FERC, Rover Sound Off on Pipeline SpillOEPA, FERC, Rover Sound Off on Pipeline Spill

Fracking Pipeline Spilled Millions Of Gallons Of Mud Into Ohio WetlandsA Texas company building a high-pressure natural gas pipeline has been issued violations notices by the state of Ohio for spilling drilling mud in separate

The Rover Pipeline leaked millions of gallons of drilling fluid into Ohio wetlandsEnergy Transfer Partners is coming under renewed scrutiny for two pipeline spills that released more than 2 million gallons of drilling fluid into Ohio wetlands earlier this month.

Rover Pipeline work spills 'drilling fluid' south of NavarreOhio EPA has filed notices because of spills in Bethlehem Township and in Richland County. Company spilled drilling fluids into wetlands areas, according

345647356-Notice-of-Violation-Rover-Pipeline-LLC.pdf

April 20, 2017: 2,000,000 gallons of polluting "inadvertent returns" = total disregard for the welfare of the environment and the community. Shame on Rover.

Five ways to stop that "I've been Rovered" helpless feeling:

LIKE US ON FACEBOOK for info on upcoming meetings and events.
Share OVER WITH ROVER on your own page, and with your elected officials.
JOIN OUR LIST to get updates on ET Rover activities in Michigan.
Contact us directly via email overwithrover@gmail.com or etgohomepinckney@gmail.com.
No time to get involved? You can still make a TAX DEDUCTIBLE donation to our legal fund.

Home Rover Ooops - Ohio Disaster FAQs Newsletters Complain to FERC and Congress In the news