The Appalachian towns finally turning on the oil industry.
Five years ago, few “would have ever thought that it would become literally impossible to build a pipeline out of this region.” Then came local opposition.
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Five years ago, few “would have ever thought that it would become literally impossible to build a pipeline out of this region.” Then came local opposition.
The rise of fracking in Appalachia has fed visions of turning the Ohio River Valley into a petrochemical and plastics hub. But overproduction of plastic, opposition to natural gas pipelines, and public concern about rampant plastic waste are upending those plans.
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Photo: Nathan Schaffer A rural Mountain Home man appeared in Baxter County Circuit Court earlier this month and pled guilty to a number of charges -- including