Tougher Penalties Proposed for Vandalizing Pipelines, Power Plants Amy SiskOctober 5, 2018 Environmentalists and the American Civil Liberties Union have spoken out against the bill. EnergyFollow the PipelinePolitics
Disposal Well Near Pittsburgh Gets a Hearing Reid FrazierOctober 2, 2018 The well would inject 25 million gallons of fracking waste a year into depleted natural gas well. EnergyNewsPollutionWater
The Dangerous Work of Building Pipelines Kara HolsoppleSeptember 28, 2018 A new investigation into the safety of the people building America’s oil and gas pipelines reveals a high fatality rate. EnergyFollow the PipelineYour Environment Update
We’re Wired to be Wary of Certain Things. Here’s Why Pipelines are Among Them. Marie CusickSeptember 27, 2018 Dangerous incidents involving pipelines are rare, but September has been a bad month. EnergyFollow the Pipeline
In Pennsylvania, No Oversight of Where Some Pipelines Can be Built Reid FrazierSeptember 27, 2018 Approval is necessary for interstate pipelines, but not for those that don't cross state lines. EnergyFollow the Pipeline
First Responders Near Pipeline Prep for an Unlikely Event: ‘One Hell of a Boom’ Amy SiskSeptember 27, 2018 The recent pipeline explosions near Pittsburgh tested firefighters and police. EnergyFollow the Pipeline
Want to Know if There Are Pipelines Near You? Good Luck With That. Kathleen J. DavisSeptember 21, 2018 Maps of the majority of natural gas pipelines in Pennsylvania are not readily available to the public. EnergyFollow the PipelineNews
A Very Controversial Pipeline Reid FrazierSeptember 13, 2018 Sinkholes, mud spills, gas leaks -- there are a lot of reasons to be concerned about the Mariner East pipeline. EnergyFollow the PipelineYour Environment Update
Pipeline Explosion: Part of Line Shut Down During Investigation Reid FrazierSeptember 12, 2018 Heavy rain is suspected of playing a role, as it did during earlier problems with the pipeline. EnergyFollow the PipelineNews
Pipeline Explosion in Beaver County Prompts Evacuation Reid Frazier & Susan PhillipsSeptember 11, 2018 A meteor, a plane crash, a helicopter. That’s how residents described an explosion along a brand new natural gas pipeline in the woods behind their homes. EnergyFollow the PipelineNews
