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Both Sides of Constitution Pipeline Debate Seek Action Before Deadline

BINGHAMTON, N.Y. -
Proponents of the Constitution Pipeline are calling on New York State to give it's final approval to the project before it's too late.

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Clinton, Sanders face off on fracking; Cruz bashes Kasich: 2016 Presidential Buzz

Hillary Clinton campaigns at a rally in Syracuse last week. (Ellen M. Blalock | eblalock@syracuse.com)

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‘Fractivists’ Increase Pressure on Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders in New York

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Audit says N.Y. pipeline oversight is lax

With the federal government relying on state regulators as "the first line of defense" in ensuring the safety of natural gas pipelines, New York's Department of Public Service must provide better oversight of the 91,181 miles of transmission infrastructure, an audit has determined.

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Should Cuomo Halt Constitution Pipeline?

BINGHAMTON, N.Y. -
On the heels of a state Comptroller report that says New York has fallen short in it's oversight of pipelines, one person is asking Governor Cuomo halt the Constitution Pipeline project.

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Constitution Pipeline controversy following state safety audit

(WBNG Binghamton) A local environmental database firm is asking Gov. Andrew Cuomo to stop construction of the Constitution Pipeline after New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli released a new Pipeline Safety Oversight Audit Tuesday.

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State audit: Pipeline oversight too lax

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Concerns Over Plans For Pipeline Expansions

ELMIRA, N.Y. (18 NEWS)

The natural gas industry has caused controversy in our area for a number of years, but with recent plans for pipeline expansions and increased initiatives by those opposing them, the debate could soon reach new heights.