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Mountain Valley Pipeline ruptures amid in-service request | Energy and Environment | wvgazettemail.com

Not much about the Mountain Valley Pipeline was clear on Bent Mountain in Virginia Thursday.

Not the muddy water Bent Mountain resident Kathy Chandler reported to Virginia state regulators was running through her pasture and draining into the Mill Creek watershed.

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