Opponents Protest that Proposed Pipeline Threatens State-Preserved Open Space
Friday, September 26, 2014
The latest natural-gas pipeline project proposed to skirt through parts of New Jersey is uniting conservationists because they fear the route will cut a swath through the Sourland Mountain region, 41 percent of which has been preserved as open space or farmland. The $1 billion project by PennEast LLC calls for a 100-mile pipeline that would\'85\
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