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Pipeline break spills 45,000 gallons of diesel in Wyoming By Matthew Brown, Associated Press (August 12, 2022) – Kenneth Clarkson with the Pipeline Safety Trust, a Bellingham, Washington-based group that advocates (Read More)

Plan to convert natural gas pipeline to CO2 in Lincoln County raising concerns By Chris Dunker, Lincoln Journal Star (July 24, 2022) – But those regulations are incomplete, according to the Pipeline Safety Trust, a (Read More)

Feds investigate large gas leak from Colo. pipeline By Mike Soraghan and Mike Lee, Energywire ( July 8, 2022) – The Colorado leak highlights the need for the new congressionally mandated focus, said Kenneth Clarkso (Read More)

Massive Tennessee Oil Spill Barely Missed State’s Largest Aquifer By Emma Mayer, Newsweek (July 8, 2022) – Bill Caram, director of Pipeline Safety Trust, a nonprofit watchdog group, told WPLN that the pipe ha (Read More)

State: 201K Gallons of Oil Spill From Pipeline in Tennessee By Associated Press (July 7, 2022) – It was the second-largest recorded crude oil spill in the state, advocacy group Pipeline Safety Trust said in a state (Read More)

Who’s Afraid of a Carbon Capture Pipeline? By Heather Smith, Sierra Club (July 3, 2022) – “I turned to independent pipeline safety consultant and expert witness Richard Kuprewicz, who has worked in the oil (Read More)

Will carbon capture help clean New Mexico’s power, or delay its transition? By Jonathan Thompson, High Country News (June 29, 2022) – According to the Pipeline Safety Trust, carbon dioxide in high concentrations (Read More)

LNG Explosion Shines Light on 42-Year-Old Gas Rules By Mike Sorgahan and Mike Lee, E&E News/Politico (June 28, 2022) – “It’s important to remember that LNG poses unique safety risks, often above and bey (Read More)

Strange Bedfellows: Farmers and Big Greens square off against Biden and the GOP By Ariel Wittenberg, E&E News/Politico (May 29, 2022) – “As far as the pipelines that would be required for CCS, we are nowhere (Read More)

Biden releases plan to avoid ‘dangerous’ CO2 pipeline failures By Mike Soraghan & Carlos Anchondo (May 27, 2022) – The rupture shows the need to close gaps in the safety rules for carbon dioxide pipelines, (Read More)