Gas line deals with earthquake zonesPlans for Alaska Pipeline Project would follow example of trans-Alaska oil pipeline, by raising line above ground on crossbeams Bill White Researcher/writer for the Office of the Federal Coordinator
The proposed multibillion-dollar natural gas pipeline into Canada would be buried for almost its entire 803-mile length within Alaska with only a few exceptions, including where it bridges earthquake faults.
At potentially active earthquake faults, the line likely will be raised above the ground and....
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