The thousands of miles of pipelines coursing through the nation brings real heartache and cheaper fuel to the public who either suffers or benefits alongside the many pipelines.

North Georgia landowners have been negotiating with Atlanta Gas Light Company to be compensated for the large portion of land that AGL wants to use to lay pipeline. The pipeline construction would cut through a 55-foot easement, with an additional 20-foot taking of their tranquil horse farm; which has been home to them for over 20 years.

To access the Atlanta Journal Constitution article, written by Dan Chapman, please click here. See how this Coweta County couple is negotiating with the energy company to keep them from obtaining more of their land.

http://www.ajc.com/news/business/oil-and-gas-boom-fuels-increase-in-pipelines-and-e/nmZdX/

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