Pipeline companies to pay more than $12.5 million for spills in Montana, N.D.

In 2015, Bridger’s Poplar Pipeline ruptured where it crosses under the Yellowstone River near Glendive, Montana. The pipeline crossing had been installed using the “trench-cut” method.

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