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  • The Appomattox explosion was larger than the explosion in San Bruno, but it occurred in a less-populated area, said Carl Weimer, executive director of the Pipeline Safety Trust, a watchdog organization based in Bellingham, Wash.

    Development in once-rural areas put populations closer to natural gas pipelines Kimberly Lankford 2010

  • The Appomattox explosion was larger than the explosion in San Bruno, but it occurred in a less-populated area, said Carl Weimer, executive director of the Pipeline Safety Trust, a watchdog organization based in Bellingham, Wash.

    Development in once-rural areas put populations closer to natural gas pipelines Kimberly Lankford 2010

  • The government is alsospending billionsto expand into less-populated areas, "as the first long-distance high-speed rail line in west China, the second line of Lanxin Railway has a planned investment of more than 140 billion yuan $21.91 billion."

    Chris Holden: China's High-Speed Rail System: Boom or Bust? Chris Holden 2011

  • In May, the two nations agreed to adhere to the original plan and shift Marine Air Station Futenma to a less-populated part of the island, but strong local opposition has stalled the move.

    Gates drops hard line on U.S. Okinawa base 2011

  • And while similar protests have brought retaliation against organizers, they've also produced results: Residents opposed to a paraxylene plant in the city of Xiamen in southeastern China marched in protest against it in 2007, persuading planners to move it instead to a less-populated area of another southeastern city, Zhangzhou.

    China closes chemical plant targeted by protesters 2011

  • The point of greatest contention remains implementing a 2006 agreement to move a U.S. Marines Corps Air Station from congested Futenma in the south of Okinawa to an existing facility in the less-populated north of the island.

    Speed Dating With Japan's Leaders Michael Auslin 2011

  • O'Malley holds large leads in the Washington suburbs and in Baltimore, where he was mayor for seven years, and Ehrlich runs stronger in the Baltimore suburbs and in less-populated western and eastern parts of the state.

    O'Malley has 8-point lead over Ehrlich among registered voters 2010

  • O'Malley holds large leads in the Washington suburbs and in Baltimore, where he was mayor for seven years, and Ehrlich runs stronger in the Baltimore suburbs and in less-populated western and eastern parts of the state.

    O'Malley has 8-point lead over Ehrlich, but 50% of voters undecided 2010

  • O'Malley holds large leads in the Washington suburbs and in Baltimore, where he was mayor for seven years, and Ehrlich runs stronger in the Baltimore suburbs and in less-populated western and eastern parts of the state.

    O'Malley has 8-point lead over Ehrlich among registered voters 2010

  • Despite local resistance, cabinet ministers from the two nations reaffirmed their commitment to the realignment plan in late May, stipulating that the U.S. will close the Futenma helicopter base in a crowded residential area in central Okinawa and build a replacement facility in a less-populated coastal area of the island.

    Japan Postpones Decision on Okinawa 2010

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