A year after one company put plans to build a new natural gas liquids pipeline across Kentucky on hold, another energy infrastructure company is pursuing a project with an existing pipeline.
Kinder Morgan is exploring the possibility of converting part of a 14,000 mile natural gas pipeline to carry the volatile byproducts of gas drilling.
From the Here & Now Contributors Newtork, WFPL‘s Erica Peterson reports even in regions used to natural gas pipelines, the potential switch to natural gas liquids has some people worried.
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- Erica Peterson, WFPL’s environment reporter and managing editor. She tweets @ericampeterson.
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