Mexican official slams pipeline maintenanceHead of Mexico’s environmental protection agency says Pemex plan to fix pipelines ‘totally insufficient,’ threatens closures Mark Stevenson Associated Press Writer
A plan by Mexico’s state-owned oil company to fix problem pipelines is “totally insufficient,” and authorities may consider closing high-risk lines threatening spills or explosions, the head of Mexico’s environmental protection agency said May 12.
Such closures could knock refineries out of service....
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Closure would knock out supplies to refineries
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