[knarf]

THEY FRIKKIN' PAY YOU TO USE YOUR LAND AND RECOVER IT SO WELL ... IT LOOKS LIKE BEFORE

I've seen literally hundreds of properties torn up for pipeline, and put back to pasture (or whatever) with no visible way of knowing what they did last year.

Hell .. I wish they'd use MY land ... they pay very well per foot.

[woodbutcher1963]

Exactly, it is no different than having a sewer or water line pipe in front of your house.

[grania]

I'm looking at that map. It isn't going through pasture land. It's going through pretty rugged forested land, with some high elevation areas and a lot of streams and rivers. Believe it or not, MA residents in rural areas tend to be conservative and would prefer more functions and decisions be local.

I could see environmental issues here, and not from people being hypocritical. Rural MA is a well-regulated environment.

(I lived in one of those towns for a few years while transitioning to OH)