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Massachusetts bill would end a costly gas pipeline repair program
Massachusetts state senators are targeting a pipeline replacement program they claim is increasing natural gas bills without improving safety. The Senate passed an energy-affordability bill aimed at saving consumers $14 billion over 10 years by ending the program.
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