Sunoco Pipeline

Look at the photos in the articles below. See a trend? These pipelines are not just in our backyard, they are in many, many backyards, with or without the approval of the folks who reside in the communities in the accompanying incendiary zones.

Sunoco Pipeline Project Breaks Ground in Pa. TownsThe company secured final permits for the controversial $2.5 billion pipeline just last week.

Residents look to township codes to block Sunoco pipelineOne of the 50 people in a town meeting hall – so crammed he had to stand – asked how many of his fellow citizens wanted to form a group to express their safety concerns and demand answers from the company that planned to plant a new natural gas liquids pipeline. Almost everyone shot a hand toward the ceiling.

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