Leading the Charge

A Michigan contractor runs a nonstop operation to clean up a major oil pipeline spill that fouled streams and made national news
Leading the Charge

Last July, a 30-inch pipe transporting crude oil from Griffith, Ind., to Sarnia, Ontario, Can., began leaking near the pump station at Marshall, Mich.

An estimated 20,082 barrels (843,444 gallons) of oil leaked from the pipeline; of that, an estimated 8,033 barrels (337,386...

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