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What one small town owes to the gas industry The writer has advice for both the gas industry and locals in Pinedale: What one small town owes to the gas industry and what the gas industry owes us
Energy without hypocrisy Natural gas is a wonderful thing, but our need for it does not outweigh our responsibility to the land
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