WASHINGTON AP - Delaware and New Jersey squared off in the SupremeCourt Tuesday over which state gets to decide whether a liquefied natural gas terminal gets built on the Delaware River.The dispute centers on a proposed LNG terminal that energy giant BP wants to build on the Jersey side of the river. New Jersey officials approved the project, which could bring more than 1,300 construction jobs.
November 27, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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WASHINGTON AP – Delaware and New Jersey squared off in the SupremeCourt Tuesday over which state gets to decide whether a liquefied natural gas terminal gets built on the Delaware River.
The dispute centers on a proposed LNG terminal that energy giant BP wants to build on the Jersey side of the river. New Jersey officials approved the project, which could bring more than 1,300 construction jobs.
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