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Source: Paul Woolverton, FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER, 4/7/18
At the far end of a farm field east of Fayetteville, piles of branches, trunks and sawdust on the ground are the first tangible signs of a $6 billion project that could reshape eastern North Carolina. Construction of the 600-mile Atlantic Coast Pipeline is expected to begin in a matter of months. A 3-foot-diameter pipe will carry natural gas under the land where those trees once grew, and on through miles of farmland along the Interstate 95 corridor. For more of this story, click here.
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