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Gas leak excavation done; more testing expected

2014-11-16 13:04:50| Oil & Gas - Topix.net

An excavation project removing several hundred tons of contaminated soil from the south face of Little Mountain along Trevorton Road is complete. Now, landowners and Sunoco Logistics representatives are waiting to hear if more work needs to be done to make sure chemicals from a petroleum pipeline leak last winter aren't still seeping into water supplies.

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