Fracking has produced massive amounts of natural gas in West Virginia. North Carolina and wants some. Now, Duke Energy and Piedmont Natural Gas have announced they would team up with AGL and Richmond-based Dominion to make that possible — building a pipeline through Virginia. The news provoked an outcry from the environmental community and grassroots groups as Sandy Hausman reports.
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