"Get involved," said attorney Peter J. Carfley, of Lavery Law in Harrisburg. "They hate the idea of all of you sharing information because now you know what the possibilities are. The most important thing is share information within your community. That's what they don't want."

Rally locally against the project and contact the media and local politicians.Hang a no trespassing sign on your property, and, if someone from the pipeline project tries to trespass, call your local authorities.What compelling reasons can you provide to request a reroute of the pipeline?Make note of "blasts" that have occurred.Challenge environmental issues like the destruction of bog turtles due to the pipeline."The key is to take the time to find out information, get answers to your questions, get on the phone with politicians, contact neighbors and meet with your community before making a decision."No trespassing signs are available to residents at no cost.If you are interested in filling out a "Denying and rescinding property access for PennEast pipeline" there is a pink form available which will be delivered certified mail on your behalf at no cost.Contact Linda Christman@lachris@ptd.net or

savecarboncounty@gmail.com to learn more.