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The Pipeline Safety Trust promotes fuel transportation safety through education and advocacy, by increasing access to information, and by building partnerships with residents, safety advocates, government, and industry, that result in safer communities and a healthier environment.

2009 Conference
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Join us in New Orleans for our 4th annual Pipeline Safety Conference. To find out more about Pipeline Safety-
What Local Communities Want To Know Click here.

 
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User-friendly Incident Data
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Button: Pipelines for Beginners, Photo copyright Chris Coffin Button: Pipelines for Landowners, photo copyright Chris Coffin Button: Industry Information, photo copyright Chris Coffin

 

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Pipelines in the news
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June 10th designated as National Pipeline Safety Day by the U.S. Congress. To read the Senate version click here. To read the House version click here.

The Pipeline Safety Trust thanks Senator Patty Murray for inclusion of $1 million in the 2009 budget for pipeline safety information grants to communities. Click here to read the news release.

Oil Spill from Sunoco's Mid-Valley Pipeline slicks rivers around Cygnet, Ohio. Click here for more info.

For the latest pipeline information in the news click here.

National Public Radio Pipeline News Stories click here

Archived Pipeline Issues

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Recent Publicatons
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Pipeline Safety Trust's Fall 2009 Newsletter available now. Click here to download.

Pipeline Safety Trust's Summer 2009 Newsletter available now. Click here to download.

New Website devoted to the Bellingham pipeline tragedy. Click here

Whatcom Creek Pipeline Explosion - A Decade of Healing, Published by the Pipeline Safety Trust and the City of Bellingham (9.1 MB)

Draft Final Report of the Pipelines and Informed Planning Alliance, and associated appendices.

The Pipeline Safety Trust's comments on TransCanada's request for a special permit to operate the Keystone XL pipeline at a higher pressure

The Eminent Domain Manifesto - A Guide to reforming pipeline siting under FERC - From the Northwest Property Rights Coalition

How the Oil Sands Got to the Great Lakes Basin: Pipelines, Refineries and Water Quality - By journalist David Israelson click here

Carl Weimer, the Pipeline Safety Trust's Executive Director, wins praise from the the Governor of the State of Washington. Click here to read the letter.

Click here for results from the recent nationwide pipeline safety survey conducted by the Pipeline Safety Trust


Publications Archive

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