Alabama governor declares state of emergency over pipeline spill — but it’s over shortage fears.

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By Katie HerzogSep 16, 2016, 3:23 pm291 pts
The Sept. 9 leak released 6,000 barrels, or 252,000 gallons, of refined gas into the environment, according to Colonial Pipeline’s estimates. The pipeline serves an estimated 50 million people each day, and CNN reports that the pipeline closure could lead to shortages — and price hikes — along the…

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