The leak rate of fueling stations and tanks is rather alarming. Oregon DEQ reports a 3% yearly rate which includes tanks, dispensers, and piping.[1] It seems a

The leak rate of fueling stations and tanks is rather alarming. Oregon DEQ reports a 3% yearly rate which includes tanks, dispensers, and piping.[1] It seems any petroleum fueling infrastructure needs to be moved far far away from ground or surface water infrastructure. I started a site at postpump.org to encourage land use updates to do this-- many municipalities have done it already. It is a tragedy this keeps happening and the I am sure the federal government likes to play by different rules. Hopefully one day we can stop storing tens of thousands of gallons of petroleum right next to fresh water sources. [1]: https://www.postpump.org/reports/ https://www.postpump.org/reports/