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Pipeline in fatal blast had a dime‑sized hole in it
A natural gas pipeline that exploded in Texas, killing a 3-year-old girl, had been leaking gas through a dime-sized hole for some time, records show.
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Mike Soraghan and Mike Lee, E&E News reporters
A natural gas pipeline that exploded in Texas, killing a 3-year-old girl, had been leaking gas through a dime-sized hole for some time, records show.
Trey Glenn, the head of EPA's Atlanta-based Region 4 office, is under indictment for allegedly violating Alabama's ethics law. He's been tied to an illegal scheme concocted several years ago to help a coal company in that state avoid Superfund cleanup liability.
By Sean Reilly in Greenwire
The authors of an ocean warming study are acknowledging errors in their calculations and say conclusions are not as certain as first reported.
By Christa Marshall in Greenwire
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Trey Glenn, the head of EPA's Atlanta-based Region 4 office, is under indictment for allegedly violating Alabama's ethics law. He's been tied to an illegal scheme concocted several years ago to help a coal company in that state avoid Superfund cleanup liability.
By Sean Reilly in Greenwire
The authors of an ocean warming study are acknowledging errors in their calculations and say conclusions are not as certain as first reported.
By Christa Marshall in Greenwire