April 2005 Issue
Oil Pipelines: Small Price, Big Value
March 2005 Issue
Behind-the-Scenes Peek at Pipeline Operations
February 2005 Issue
America’s Pipelines: Safe and Secure
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New Communications Guidelines Promote Pipeline Safety
 The U.S. oil pipeline industry continually works to ensure pipeline safety and protect the thousands of communities pipelines serve. This month, a new communications rule was adopted by the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration’s (PHMSA) Office of Pipeline Safety (OPS).
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Rest Assured, You Can Count on Pipelines
 For many of us, 24 hours just isn’t enough time to get everything done plus sneak in a few zzz’s at the end of the day. But when you are finally able to get some sleep, you can rest easy knowing that there will continue to be gas at the local station, food at the grocery store and heat for your home.
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INDUSTRY LEADERS: Pipelines Play by the Rules
 In life, we have to abide by many rules. Whether it’s stopping at a stop sign or paying our taxes, we recognize that rules are made for a reason. Things aren’t any different for the oil pipeline industry. Oil pipelines are controlled and monitored by local, state and federal regulations.
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PIPELINE COMMUNITY:
Alyeska Pipeline Service Company: Keeping Alaska Wild
 Imagine a place where caribou outnumber people, threatened or endangered species still thrive and vast stretches of wilderness remain pristine. You can quit imagining. This place is Alaska, one of the most wildlife-rich places in the nation. Alaska is also home to one of the largest pipeline systems.
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More than 14 billion barrels of oil have moved through the Trans Alaska Pipeline System since 1977.
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