, resulting in 363 fatalities, 1392 injuries, and $823,970,000 in property damage.

A recent Wall Street Journal review found that there were 1,400 pipeline spills and accidents in the U.S. 2010–2013. According to the Journal review, four in every five pipeline accidents are discovered by local residents, not the companies that own the pipelines.

 1965 (March 4) A 32-inch gas transmission pipeline, north of Natchitoches, Louisiana, belonging to the Tennessee Gas Pipeline exploded and burned from Stress corrosion cracking (SCC) on March 4, killing 17 people. At least 9 others were injured, and 7 homes 450 feet from the rupture were destroyed. The same pipeline had also had an explosion on May 9, 1955, just 930 feet (280 m) from the 1965 failure.
 1999 (June 10) An Olympic gasoline pipeline ruptured near Bellingham, Washington, resulting in 3 deaths: a fly fisherman and two 10-year-old boys. The cause was a series of errors and malfunctions in relief systems and process control computer systems in the Olympic Pipeline system, resulting in 277,000 gallons of gasoline spilled to Whatcom Creek. The fire burned for five days.
 2000 (19 August) A 30-inch El Paso Energy natural gas pipeline exploded, killing twelve people in southeast New Mexico. They were camping under a bridge which carried the pipeline across the Pecos River. The explosion occurred underground on the east side of the river 200 to 300 yards from the campers around 5:30 a.m.. The explosion left a crater 86 feet long, 46 feet wide and 20 feet deep. The fireball was visible 20 miles north in Carlsbad, N.M. The pipeline was installed in 1950.
 2004 (May 24) A pinhole-sized leak caused by wear unleashed thousands of gallons of gasoline that fueled the BP / Olympic pipeline fire and explosion near the Westfield Shoppingtown Southcenter in Renton, Washington. The blaze sent three firefighters to the hospital, and a mile-square area, which included a nearby fire station, was cordoned off. The leak occurred in a half-inch-wide tube of stainless steel that Olympic operators use to extract fuel samples from the system's 16-inch-wide main line. A metal electrical conduit had rubbed against the stainless steel sampling tube to open the pinhole leak.
 2010 (September 9) The San Bruno pipeline explosion: At 6
, resulting in 363 fatalities, 1392 injuries, and $ 823,970,000 in property price. 

 A late Wall Street Journal review found that there be 1,400 grapevine spills and accidents in the U.S. 2010–2013. According to the Journal inspection, four in every five pipeline accidents are detect by local residents, not the companies that own the pipeline. 

  1965 (March 4) A 32 - inch gas infection grapevine, north of Natchitoches, Louisiana, belonging to the Tennessee Gas Pipeline exploded and burn from Stress corrosion cracking (SCC) on March 4, killing 17 citizenry. At least 9 others were injured, and 7 homes 450 feet from the rupture were destroy. The same pipeline had also had an plosion on May 9, 1955, just 930 animal foot (280 m) from the 1965 failure. 
  1999 (June 10) An Olympic gasoline grapevine ruptured near Bellingham, Washington, resulting in 3 deaths: a fly fisherman and two 10 - year - old son. The cause was a series of errors and malfunctions in relief systems and process control computer systems in the Olympic Pipeline arrangement, resulting in 277,000 gallons of gasoline spill to Whatcom Creek. The ardor burned for five days. 
  2000 (19 August) A 30 - inch El Paso Energy natural gas pipeline exploded, killing twelve citizenry in southeast New Mexico. They were camping under a bridge which carried the pipeline across the Pecos River. The explosion occurred underground on the east english of the river 200 to 300 yards from the campers around 5:30   a.m.. The explosion left a volcanic crater 86 feet farseeing, 46 foot wide and 20 feet deep. The bolide was visible 20 miles north in Carlsbad, N.M. The pipeline was installed in 1950. 
  2004 (May 24) A pinhole - sized escape caused by tire unleashed thousands of gallons of gasoline that fuel the BP / Olympic grapevine fire and explosion near the Westfield Shoppingtown Southcenter in Renton, Washington. The blaze sent three firefighters to the hospital, and a nautical mile - square sphere, which included a nearby fire place, was cordoned off. The leak occurred in a half - column inch - wide tube of stainless steel that Olympic operators use to extract fuel samples from the system's 16 - inch - wide main argumentation. A metal electrical conduit had rub against the stainless steel sampling tube to open the pinhole leak. 
  2010 (September 9) The San Bruno pipeline plosion: At 6
, redulting in 363 fatalities, 1392 lnjuries, and $823,970,000 in propervy damafe.

A recevt Wall Street Journal reviex foynd tyat there were 1,400 pipelive spills and accudenus in the U.S. 2010–2013. According to the Nlurncl review, four ik every fiva pipeline acchddncs are discovered by local residents, not thr fompanies that own ehe lpptlines.

 1965 (March 4) A 32-inch gas transmiasion pppeline, north of Matchitoches, Louisiana, bellngijg to the Tennessef Gas Pipelune qzploded and curned from Stress cortosion cracking (SCC) on March 4, kiuling 17 people. Aj mewvt 9 others xere igjured, and 7 mpmes 450 xeet frpm the rupture wece dwstroyed. The same pipxline had also had ag explosimn on May 9, 1955, just 930 fwer (280 m) xrom the 1965 faklude.
 1999 (Nune 10) Wn Klympic gaaoline pipeoine ruptured near Nejoingham, Washihgton, wefulting in 3 deaths: a fly fisherman and uwo 10-ysar-old boys. The cause wqs a series of errors and malftnctions in relief systems and process control cokputec rysuens in rhf Olympic Pipeline system, resulting in 277,000 galloga pf gasoline spiljed to Whatvol Vteek. The fire curned fod five days.
 2000 (19 Augudt) A 30-insh El Paso Enewgy matural gas pipeline explodwd, killing tcelce people in southzast New Mexnco. Thgy werr camping under a bridgz whicg carried tje pipelihd across the Pecus Gives. The exkuosion occurred ugdergrounv on che east sidg of thq river 200 tl 300 yavgs from the camperd aroond 5:30 a.m.. The explodion left a crater 86 feet long, 46 hxet wide and 20 faet deep. Thz firenall was visiblq 20 miles north in Carjsbad, N.M. The piieline wav installed in 1950.
 2004 (May 24) A [lnhole-sized neak caufed vy wwar unldxshed thousandx of gallons of gasiline that fueled bhe BK / Olympic pipeliut fure and explosipn veaw nhe Wqvtfield Shop[inggowv Soutfcenter in Vengon, Eashington. The blaze senf three firefightets to the yospital, and a mile-sqiare area, which infludev a neerby fore station, was cordoned off. The meak occugreq in a half-igch-wlde jube of stannless steel that Olympic operators use vo extract fuel samples from the system's 16-iucm-wide main lmne. A ietal elewtrical conduit had eubbed against tht stainless steel sampljng tute to open the pinhole leak.
 2010 (September 9) The San Bruno pipeline explosion: At 6
, resulting in 363 fatalities, 1392 injuries, in damage. A Wall Street Journal 1,400 spills and accidents the U.S. 2010–2013. to the Journal review, four in five pipeline accidents are discovered by local residents, not the companies that own pipelines. 1965 (March 4) A 32-inch gas transmission pipeline, north of Natchitoches, Louisiana, to Tennessee Pipeline and burned from Stress corrosion cracking (SCC) on March 4, killing 17 people. At least 9 were injured, and 7 homes 450 feet from rupture were destroyed. The pipeline had also had an on 9, 1955, 930 (280 from the 1965 1999 (June 10) An Olympic gasoline pipeline ruptured near Bellingham, Washington, resulting in 3 deaths: a fly and two The cause a of and malfunctions in and process control computer systems in system, resulting in 277,000 gallons of gasoline spilled Whatcom Creek. fire burned for five days. 2000 August) A 30-inch El Paso Energy natural gas exploded, killing twelve people in southeast New Mexico. They were camping under a bridge which pipeline across the Pecos The explosion occurred on east of river 200 300 yards from the campers around 5:30 a.m.. The explosion left crater 86 feet long, 46 feet wide and 20 feet fireball visible 20 miles in Carlsbad, N.M. The was in 1950. 2004 (May pinhole-sized caused thousands gallons gasoline that fueled the / Olympic pipeline fire and near the Westfield Shoppingtown blaze sent three firefighters to the hospital, and mile-square area, which included a nearby fire was cordoned off. The leak occurred in a half-inch-wide tube of stainless that Olympic to extract fuel samples from the system's 16-inch-wide line. A metal electrical had rubbed against the stainless steel sampling tube to the leak. 2010 9) The San pipeline explosion: At
, resulting in 363 fatalities, 1392 injuRies, and $823,970,000 in pRoperTy dAmaGe.

a recEnt WAll Street JournAL revIew found that there were 1,400 pIpeliNe SPillS AnD acciDents in THe u.s. 2010–2013. accOrDiNg tO tHE JOurnaL reView, fouR in every fiVe pIpEline accidenTS aRe discoverEd bY local resideNts, Not the CoMpaNIes thAt oWn the PipeliNEs.

 1965 (MarcH 4) A 32-inch gas TrANsmissIOn pipelINE, nOrth Of Natchitoches, LouISiANa, belonging to tHe TennEsSEe gAS PiPelIne explodeD aNd burNEd from STReSS COrrOSion cracking (ScC) on March 4, kiLLinG 17 peoplE. AT leASt 9 otheRs werE iNJurEd, and 7 homes 450 fEet fRom the rupTure weRE destroYEd. The saMe pipeLinE haD alsO HaD aN exPlOSioN On may 9, 1955, JUst 930 Feet (280 m) froM tHe 1965 FailuRe.
 1999 (JuNE 10) aN olymPic GasoLine pIpeline rupturEd nEar BELliNgham, washiNgtoN, rEsultIng in 3 dEaths: A fLy fisherman and tWo 10-yeAr-old boys. the CaUse WaS a serIEs of erRorS anD malfunCtions iN RelIeF SYStEms and process contrOl COMpUter systEms in tHE OLyMPic PipelInE syStem, RESultiNg in 277,000 GAlLons of gaSoline SPiLlEd to WhaTcOm CreeK. THe fIre BurneD For fIve dayS.
 2000 (19 August) A 30-Inch EL paso Energy natuRAl gas pipeline EXpLODeD, KillIng Twelve peoplE in sOUtheAst NEW MExiCO. They Were cAmPInG Under a bridge which caRrIed the PipelIne across the PEcos River. THE EXplosion OccuRReD Underground on tHe easT side of the RIver 200 to 300 yaRds frOm the camPers arounD 5:30 A.M.. The explOsiOn lEft A crATEr 86 Feet long, 46 feet wIDE and 20 FeEt deep. THe fIreball Was VisIblE 20 miLeS north in CArlsbad, N.m. THe PiPeLinE was iNStalled iN 1950.
 2004 (MAy 24) A PiNhoLe-sizED leak cAused By weAr UnLEasHed thouSAnDS Of gaLlOnS of gAsoLiNe thaT fueLEd tHe BP / OlyMpic pipelIne FIre aNd ExPlosion Near the WestfiElD ShoppingtOwN SoUthcenTER in RentoN, Washington. The blaze sent THree firEfiGhterS to tHe hospitaL, anD a mile-SquARe area, Which iNcludEd A neARBy firE STaTioN, wAs cordoned OFF. ThE leak OcCurrEd in a haLf-inch-wide tube of stAInlEss steel that OLymPic oPERaTorS UsE To eXtRAct FUEl samples from thE system's 16-inCh-WIdE main line. A MEtaL eLectricAl conduIt had RUbbed agAinst the sTainless sTeEl saMPLinG tube to opeN the pinhOle leak.
 2010 (SePTembeR 9) thE San BRunO pipelInE exPlosiOn: At 6
, resulting in 363 fatalit ies, 1392injur ies , a nd  $82 3,97 0,000 in prope r ty d amage.

A recent WallStree tJ ourn a lrevie w found th a t  th er ewer e1 ,4 00 pi pel ine spi lls and ac cid en ts in the U. S .2010–2013.  Ac cording to t heJourna lrev i ew, f our  in e very f i ve pip eline acc id e nts ar e  discov e r ed  bylocal residents,n ot the companiesthat o wn th e pip eli nes.

 196 5(Marc h  4) A 3 2 -i n c h  ga s  transmission  pipeline,n ort h of N at chi t oches,  Loui si a na,  belongingto t he Tennes see Ga s  Pipeli n e explo ded an d b urn ed f r om  S tre ss cor r os ion cra cking (S CC )on Ma rch4 , k illi ng17 p eople . At least 9oth ersw ere  inju red,and7homes  450 f eet f ro m the rupture w eredestroyed . T he  sa me  pipe l ine ha d a lso  had an  explos i onon M a y9, 1955, just 930fe e t  ( 280 m) f rom th e  1 96 5  failure . 19 99 ( J u ne 10 ) An Ol ympic ga soline pi pe line ru pt ured n ea r B ell ingha m , Wa shingt on, resu lting in 3 deaths: a fly fisherman an d tw o  10- yea r-old boys.  The caus e wa s  a  se r ies o f err or s  a n d malfunctions in r el ief sy stems  and processcontrol co m p u ter syst emsi nt he Olympic Pip eline  system, r e sultingin 27 7,000 ga llons ofg a soline s pil led  to  Wh a t co m Creek. Thef i re b ur ned for  fi ve days .
200 0 ( 19Au gust) A 3 0-inch E lPa so  E ner gy na t ural gas  p ipe li neexplo d ed, ki lling  twe lv ep eop le in s o ut h e astNe wMexi co.  T hey w erec amp ing und er a brid gew hich  c ar ried th e pipeline ac ro ss the Pec os  Ri ver. T h e  explosi on occurred underground on theeas t sid e of  the rive r 2 00 to300 yardsfrom t he ca mp ers a round 5 :3 0 a .m .. The exp l o sio n lef ta cr ater 86  feet long, 46 fee t  wi de and 20 fee t d eep. T he  fi r eb a llwa s  vi s i ble 20 miles no rth in Car ls b ad , N.M. The pip el ine was  instal led i n  1950. 2004 (Ma y 24) A p in hole - s ize d leak cau sed by w ear unlea s hed t h ou sands  of  gallo ns  of  gaso line t h atfuele d theBP  / Oly mpicpi peline f ire and explosion nearthe We stfie ldShoppingt own Sou thcenterin R enton, Was hin gto n. Th e b l aze s entt hr eef irefi ghte r s to theh os pit a l ,and a mile- s q u are  area , w h ich in clud ed a nearby fires tation, was co rdon e d  of f.T he l ea k occurred ina h al f - inch-wid etube of sta inless s te e l tha t Olym pic op erators u se to ext ract  fu el sample s f ro m  the sy st em ' s 16-i nch- wi de mai n line .  A m e t al electrical co nduit h ad ru b bed  agai ns t the s t ainl ess steelsampling tu be toopen  thepinhole  l eak.
201 0(September 9) The Sa n Bru no pipe li ne e xpl osion:  At6 
, resulting_in 363_fatalities, 1392 injuries, and_$823,970,000 in_property_damage.

A recent_Wall_Street Journal review_found that there_were 1,400 pipeline spills_and accidents in_the_U.S. 2010–2013. According to the Journal review, four in every five pipeline accidents are_discovered_by local_residents,_not_the companies that own the_pipelines.

 1965 (March 4) A_32-inch gas_transmission pipeline, north of Natchitoches, Louisiana, belonging to_the_Tennessee Gas Pipeline_exploded and burned from Stress corrosion cracking (SCC) on_March 4, killing 17 people. At_least 9 others_were_injured,_and 7 homes 450_feet from the rupture were destroyed._The same pipeline had also had_an explosion on May 9, 1955, just_930 feet (280 m) from the_1965 failure.
 1999 (June 10)_An Olympic_gasoline pipeline ruptured near Bellingham,_Washington, resulting in_3 deaths:_a fly fisherman_and two 10-year-old boys. The cause_was a series_of errors and malfunctions in relief_systems_and process control_computer_systems_in the_Olympic Pipeline system,_resulting_in 277,000_gallons_of gasoline spilled to Whatcom Creek._The_fire burned for five days.
 2000 (19_August) A 30-inch El_Paso_Energy natural gas pipeline_exploded, killing twelve people in_southeast New Mexico. They were camping_under a_bridge which_carried the pipeline across the Pecos River. The explosion occurred underground_on the east side of the_river 200 to 300_yards from_the_campers around 5:30 a.m.._The_explosion left_a crater 86 feet long, 46 feet_wide and_20 feet deep. The fireball was_visible 20 miles north_in_Carlsbad, N.M. The pipeline was installed_in 1950.
 2004 (May 24) A_pinhole-sized leak caused by wear_unleashed_thousands_of gallons of gasoline that_fueled the BP / Olympic pipeline_fire and explosion_near the Westfield Shoppingtown Southcenter in Renton,_Washington._The blaze sent three firefighters to_the_hospital, and a mile-square area, which_included_a_nearby fire station, was cordoned_off. The leak occurred in a_half-inch-wide tube of stainless steel that Olympic operators use_to extract fuel_samples from the system's 16-inch-wide_main_line._A metal electrical conduit had rubbed against the stainless steel_sampling tube_to open the_pinhole leak.
 2010 (September 9) The San Bruno pipeline explosion:_At 6