Leaders point to wake-up call for U.S. energy infrastructure as pipeline recovers from cyberattack
Aaron Gregg, Sean Sullivan and Stephanie Hunt, The Washington Post
May 14, 2021
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Pump jacks work in a field near Lovington, N.M., in 2015.Associated Press file photo
WASHINGTON - A major East Coast fuel pipeline lurched back to life Thursday as the nation continued to deal with the fallout from the biggest known cyberattack on U.S. energy infrastructure, but the Biden administration warned that it would take time for fuel shortages to ease and pledged to take additional action to prevent a similar crisis.