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Too big to fight: In Pa. pipeline wars, landowners lose before judge rules on eminent domain

2016-03-31 21:00:30| Oil & Gas - Topix.net

These are passionately fought legal cases that pit rural landowners against huge corporations tasked with revolutionizing America's energy future and maximizing profits amid an industry downturn. While the fracking boom changed the country's dependence on foreign oil, it's the pipeline development that is reversing the U.S. from an energy importer to exporter.

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