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More than 200 pipeline systems in the United States alone transmit natural gas through more than 300,000 miles of intrastate and interstate pipelines. W...
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President Barack Obama, mindful of business complaints about his administration, plans to review regulatory decisions to see whether there are "things that can be done in a more sensible way," his top aide said.
Rahm Emanuel, the White House chief of staff, said in a video interview with WSJ.com that Mr. Obama held a meeting this week with aides to discuss various regulatory decisions.
Source: Wall Street Journal
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