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Picnics Not Pipelines
A 39-mile gas pipeline project would slice through the Endless Mountains region of Pennsylvania and tear up almost 600 acres of land. Earthjustice and its clients are calling on federal regulators to thoroughly review the cumulative environmental impacts of the project before any decision to construct the pipeline is made.
Key Resources:
- Campaign Home:
Picnics Not Pipelines - Interactive Map: Proposed MARC I Line
- Photo Slideshow:
'Picnics Not Pipelines' Event in Laporte, PA - Photo Slideshow:
The Endless Mountains - Documentary Video: Finding Their Way: The Slotterbacks' Journey
- Feature:
A Citizen's Tip Guide - Interactive Map: Pennsylvania and Fracking
- Case: Pennsylvania Gas Pipeline Challenged
- unEARTHED: Recent news about fracking
- Return to Earthjustice Campaign Center
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Map of Proposed MARC I Line
The 39-mile pipeline, shown in red in the map below, would be built and operated by the Central New York Oil and Gas Company. It would run through Bradford, Sullivan and Lycoming Counties in Pennsylvania, crossing high quality streams in the Endless Mountains and disturbing some 610 acres and leaving 238 acres permanently altered.
View Proposed Pipeline in a larger map