Posted by David G on January 21, 2019 at 20:12:53 from (209.181.208.169):
In Reply to: Pipeline explosion posted by JD Farmer on January 21, 2019 at 17:07:05:
On the Enbridge comment about the lines going across the lakes, I think I know those lines, they run right below the southern edge of Superior. There are several lines, from different companies that cross that area. I had thought there may be some new lines going in.
I am a proponent of underground transportation, as it is magnitudes safer than transporting by rail. I think most of the environmental concerns are on the raw petroleum transportation from the oil sands to the refineries in Texas. That is really dirty stuff and makes a mess if there is a line break. Natural gas doesn't really make a mess once the initial explosion and fire are over.
It is amazing how safe the compressor stations are now compared to the past. They have continuous gas and fire monitoring with automatic shutdowns. I have seen many pictures of the compressor station explosions in the past and the list of names of people that have perished.
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