Pipeline spill prompts states of emergency in Alabama and Georgia
Published by the Natural Resources Defense Fund
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Pipeline spill prompts states of emergency in Alabama and Georgia –
A major gasoline pipeline that usually transports 1.3 million barrels a day from Houston to New York has been shut down since last Friday after leaking about 250,000 gallons of gas south of Birmingham. The EPA says the spill is contained, but the state of emergency allows fuel delivery truck drivers to exceed their maximum allowed driving hours in order to prevent fuel shortages. Sounds…safe? AL.com
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