CANTON: An engineering firm was unable to conclude what specifically caused nearly 2 million gallons of drilling slurry to leak in Stark County earlier this year during the construction of the Rover pipeline because of incomplete records kept by the companies, the Canton Repository reports.The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission released the report by J.D.
Report: Pipeline Companies Kept Incomplete Records, Cause Of Slurry Leak Unknown
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