Unplugged Natural Gas Leak Threatens Alaska's Endangered Cook Inlet Belugas

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By Sabrina ShankmanFeb 24, 2017, 2:35 pm222 pts
A natural gas pipeline has been leaking since at least Feb. 7 and the company says it can't safely stop the flow of gas. By Sabrina Shankman Natural gas from a 52-year-old underwater pipeline has been leaking for at least two weeks into Cook Inlet in Alaska, home to a number of endangered species, including…

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