Gas shortages hit the Southeast after a major pipeline leak in Alabama.

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By Katie HerzogSep 20, 2016, 4:45 pm222 pts
The Sept. 9 leak, in which at least 252,000 gallons of refined gas spilled into the Cahaba River watershed, led to the shutdown of a Colonial Pipeline artery supplying almost 40 percent of the gasoline consumed on the east coast. The effects are being felt from Alabama to D.C. In North Carolina, dozens of…

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