a conoco philip pipeline running through concord naval weapon station property. spokesperson with conoco philip says the pipeline has since been shut down so no more crude is leaking but when it was, there was about 10 gallon coming out a minute. no word on how much crude has leak. we ll get that information tomorrow but county officials tell us the oil is contained and they don t expect it to reach any water source. now despite the strong odor, county officials insist that there is no health risk for the people who live nearby. neighbors we spoke to say they started noticing the smell yesterday afternoon. got conoco philips out here digging it up so the odor right now is probably, i don t know, 10 times worse than it was yesterday so it is kind of hard to breathe. eyes get a little irritated. we are all concerned because where we are now standing the air is clear but down on our street on holly creek place it s really thick and we are all kind of concerned about our heal
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