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The links below describe the facts about Colonial Pipeline's history as well as present links of interest.

Colonial Pipeline Faces Class-Action Suit
Reedy River landowners sued after a pipeline burst in June 1996, spilling 1 million gallons of diesel fuel into the river.

Top 100 Corporate Criminals of the Decade
Top 100 Corporate Criminals of the Decade based solely on corporations that have pled guilty or no contest to crimes and have been criminally fined. Number 39 - Colonial Pipeline Company.

Colonial Pipeline Failed in Gurley Alabama
When Colonial Pipeline attempted to route through the city of Gurley Alabama, they failed, and for good reason - Past safety Records.

Huntsville Utilities Southwest Water Treatment Plant is downriver of Pipeline
Not if, but how long before the fuel leak into the Tennessee River happens.

Other Sites

US Government Sues Colonial Pipeline
U.S. Sues Colonial Pipeline for Oil Spills in Nine States.

Pipelines - The Invisible Danger
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Pipeline Leak in North Carolina
Officials are unsure just how much fuel seeped into the ground.

Workers Repair Underground Pipeline
Pipeline released over 400,000 gallons of oil to the environment before it could be shut down.

Limestone Residents oppose Colonial Pipeline
Contamination of drinking water, environmental damage and possible spills or explosions were the main concerns of residents.

Pipeline Safety Record
More than 5,700 pipeline accidents have occurred since 1986, according to federal figures, causing 325 deaths, 1,500 injuries and more than million in environmental damage. That's an average of one 16,000-gallon spill per day.

Colonial Pipeline Spill article from the EPA
Just one of several EPA articles.

Pipeline may go through Huntsville Arsenal
A company that drew opposition with plans to build a petroleum pipeline through Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge is considering an alternative route across Redstone Arsenal.

Ruptured Pipeline released 957,600 gallons of Fuel into the Reedy River
The National Transportation Safety Board determines that the probable cause of the rupture of the corrosion-weakened pipeline at the Reedy River crossing was the failure of Colonial Pipeline Company (1) to have adequate management controls in place to protect the corroded pipeline.