A 600-mile pipeline could soon slice across Appalachia. I met the people in its way.

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By Lyndsey GilpinDec 3, 2019, 3:24 pm215 pts
View the video in your browser The pink ribbons start in northern West Virginia. Tied to flimsy wooden posts stuck a few inches into the earth, they’re easy to miss as they whip in the crisp, fall wind. Heading south, they dot landscapes for 600 miles, marking the proposed route of the Atlantic Coast…

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