Constitution Pipeline Company, LLC
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Oct 22, 2026
Kailee BullerGUEST
So I'm working with the federal government right now to get them to deny those permits.
Kailee BullerGUEST
Number two, I was with Secretary Wright and Secretary of the Interior and Energy yesterday to talk about the Constitution Pipeline because we need a pipeline to ensure that we're getting natural gas right here in our area.
Kailee BullerGUEST
Right now, our grid is extremely unstable, so we need to do everything we can through all of the energy pipelines options against the wall, and so I'm working directly with the administration right now to do that.
Kailee BullerGUEST
I also believe we need to fast track nuclear.
Louis R. AvalloneHOST
Now, the state of New York had canceled that pipeline in the name of global warming back in, well, multiple times in 2016 up through about 2020.
Louis R. AvalloneHOST
This is a 125-mile-long pipeline called the Constitution Pipeline, and I think this is a big deal.
Louis R. AvalloneHOST
Okay.
Louis R. AvalloneHOST
Is this already built? No, no, no.
Greg CornettGUEST
She sent a letter, as I understand it, to the federal officials asking them to do something to speed that up even faster.
Matt AllenHOST
So when she's advocating for that, the pipeline, she's not talking about the Constitution Pipeline, which is the one from Pennsylvania to New York that we talk about.
Matt AllenHOST
She's talking about this rare project, which would just take, I mean, my house is literally, I don't know, 300 feet from the Algonquin Pipeline.
Matt AllenHOST
It's not, it goes right through my neighborhood.
Tom PuckettCORRESPONDENT
Tom Puckett, WBEN.com News.
Brian MazurowskiHOST
Tom, meanwhile, the Department of Energy giving $42 million from the Defense Production Act to the Constitution Pipeline, a proposed 125-mile natural gas pipeline from Pennsylvania to New York.
Brian MazurowskiHOST
Lauren Simonetti in Dover Plains with more.
Lauren SimonettiCORRESPONDENT
Pipeline was first proposed in 2012, but it was shelved by the company Williams after years of environmental delays.
Dave AnthonyHOST
Diesel is down a penny to $6.31. Now a report on natural gas.
Janique OsolaCORRESPONDENT
The US Department of Energy is releasing $42 million in Defense Production Act funding to support pre-construction and permitting activities for the Constitution Pipeline from Pennsylvania to New York State.
Janique OsolaCORRESPONDENT
Energy Secretary Chris Wright tells Lauren Simonetti of Fox Business.
Chris WrightSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So this is critical for national security.
Dave AnthonyCORRESPONDENT
next year spacex is trading about 150 a share down from its peak at 201 after the company went public in june price of oil is down about a half percent wti though still above 100 bucks a barrel after last week's rise at the gas pump no change for regular today triple a's national average remains 429 per gallon diesel is down a penny to 631 now a report on natural gas
Jenny KosolaCORRESPONDENT
The U.S. Department of Energy is releasing $42 million in Defense Production Act funding to support pre-construction and permitting activities for the Constitution Pipeline from Pennsylvania to New York State.
Jenny KosolaCORRESPONDENT
Energy Secretary Chris Wright tells Lauren Simonetti of Fox Business.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So this is critical for national security.
Fred KowalHOST
Now, down where I live, and if you were in Schoharie County you probably notice the signs.
Fred KowalHOST
A lot of signs out about the Constitution Pipeline.
Fred KowalHOST
Um-
Blake GendebienGUEST
Mm-hmm, mm-hmm
Fred KowalHOST
And I live on a, in an area there's a lot of Trump people, and that's cool.
Fred KowalHOST
We're good neighbors.
Fred KowalHOST
But I'll tell you something, there are folks who I know are strong Trumpers, and they've got anti-Constitution Pipeline signs up too.
Blake GendebienGUEST
Yeah, yeah.
Renee VogelsangSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We work on the transition off fossil fuels and fracked gas.
Renee VogelsangSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Many of the women here with us today just walked one hundred and eight miles along the route of the proposed Constitution Pipeline over the past two weeks.
Renee VogelsangSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We walked, prayed, and raised awareness with community members who already fought and won this fight once before, the first time this pipeline was proposed.
Renee VogelsangSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Unfortunately, ten years later, we're facing the threats of the Constitution fracked gas pipeline once again.
Renee VogelsangSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Our Department of, of Environmental Conservation denied the pipeline back in twenty sixteen because of significant threats it poses to water quality.
Renee VogelsangSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But now, even though nothing has changed to make the pipeline any less dangerous, Trump and the fracking industry are trying to circumvent New York's permitting process and force the Constitution Pipeline through.
Renee VogelsangSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
This pipeline would still run the same route that was already rejected.
Renee VogelsangSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It will harm our water quality and negatively impact agriculture, small business, and tourism.
Mark DunleaHOST
And I'm Mark Dunlea.
Mark DunleaHOST
Today on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, we begin with a report on the finish to the Water Walk to protest the Constitution Pipeline.
Mark DunleaHOST
Then we hear about 70 local visibility brigades in the Northeast pushing people to vote.
Mark DunleaHOST
Later on, in On the Brink, Rosemary Armao explores the parallels between Donald Trump and George Washington.
Benno GreeneHOST
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany plans to appeal a December verdict that awarded former St. Clair's employee $54 million in restitution after officials failed to secure their pension.
Mark DunleaHOST
And that's it for headlines.
Benno GreeneHOST
The 108-mile water walk to protest the Constitution Pipeline, which began on September 19th, concluded on October 6th with a rally on the Million Dollar Staircase.
Benno GreeneHOST
Mark talked to several of the participants prior to the rally.
Mark DunleaCORRESPONDENT
The 108-mile water walk to protest the Constitution Pipeline ended on Tuesday, October 6th at the state capitol.
Mark DunleaCORRESPONDENT
Prior to their press conference urging Governor Hochul to deny the water permit, Mark Dunlea talked to Al, Erin Dudley of the Waterfall Unity Alliance, Sandra Ashnee of the Monfette's Freedom Farm, Ethan Gormley of Citizen Action, and Sandra, a grandmother of the Mohawk Nation.
AlGUEST
I'm Al.
AlGUEST
Well, whatever we may want, we need good water.
AlGUEST
That's the bottom line.
AlGUEST
So this Constitution Pipeline, all pipelines leak.
AlGUEST
The one that's proposed and the ones that are in the ground now, they will harm the water.
AlGUEST
They will pollute the water.
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