New York Rejects Constitution Pipeline Permit — SkimNews
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- Tanja Konwinski said she believed the proposed Constitution natural-gas pipeline was dead.
- Tanja Konwinski said her husband bought 82 acres in Schoharie County, New York, in 2023, knowing the property carried a pipeline easement.
- Williams Cos. held the easement on the Konwinski property for the proposed Constitution pipeline.
- New York rejected the Constitution pipeline’s water-quality permit application, denying the project the state approval at issue.
Why it matters: Williams Cos. does not have the water-quality permit it sought for the Constitution pipeline, a concrete setback for the company. The easement on the Konwinski family’s 82-acre Schoharie County parcel shows the permit fight also carries a direct land-use consequence for the family.
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