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Gas pipeline through Crow Reservation ruptured back in 1997
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Posted: Friday, July 12, 2013
An underground pipeline that spilled 25,000 gallons of gas on the Crow Reservation also ruptured twice in 1997, the Associated Press reports.
A combined 97,000 gallons spilled during those two incidents. Then-owner Conoco Pipeline paid $465,000 in fines for the spills, the AP said.
Phillips 66 now owns the pipeline and said shifting land led to the latest spill.
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Shifting land blamed in Crow reservation gas spill
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