Investigative Journalism | Exposing What Lies Beneath
By Michael Phillips As hundreds of Maryland families brace for the bulldozers of Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG), one man has the power to stand up for their rights—and he’s …
Maryland legislators demand transparency from PSEG regarding the MPRP power line project after a court ruling granted land access for surveys. The Carroll County Delegation expresses community concerns over the process and lack of communication, emphasizing opposition to perceived property rights violations and procedural lapses. They seek detailed information about surveys and protections for landowners.
Carroll County Lawmakers Push Back Against PSEG Land Access: “No Approval, No Trespassing” Read More
A federal judge granted Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG) temporary access to over 90 private properties in Maryland for survey work related to the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project. This ruling, met with outrage from landowners and local officials, raises concerns about property rights and corporate overreach in energy projects. Grassroots group Stop MPRP, Inc. vows to challenge the decision.
Trump’s America and the New Land War: Federal Judge Grants PSEG Access to Private Property Without Consent Read More
Public Service Electric & Gas (PSEG) has bypassed the Maryland Public Service Commission, suing the state directly in federal court regarding the Maryland-Pennsylvania Reliability Project. This move signals a disregard for Maryland’s legal processes and institutions, prioritizing control over community interests. It raises crucial questions about local governance and state sovereignty.
PSEG’s Power Grab: How a Utility Giant is Bulldozing Maryland’s Public Process Read More
The Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project, marketed as clean energy, devastates rural Maryland, harming forests and farmland to support Virginia’s tech industry. Conservationists warn of environmental consequences, while Maryland’s leadership remains silent. This situation highlights the disparity between corporate interests and genuine climate justice, which should prioritize protecting communities over profit.
The Green Lie: How Corporations Are Bulldozing Maryland Under the Banner of Climate Progress Read More