In 1967, Georgia man Donnie Peek bought 150 acres and grew his property to 1,600 acres; decades later, a $3.2 billion pipeline route shifted to run 2.5 miles only through his land alone
- A 79-year-old landowner in western Georgia is challenging a major energy company after learning that a $3.5 billion natural gas pipeline project was moved away from a utility executive's home and routed across 2.5 miles of his private land.
- Donnie Peek bought his first 150-acre property in Muscogee County in 1967.
- Over the following decades, he expanded it into a 1,600-acre estate along the Chattahoochee River.
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- A 79-year-old landowner in western Georgia is challenging a major energy company after learning that a $3.5 billion natural gas pipeline project was moved away from a utility executive's home and routed across 2.5 miles of his private land.
- Donnie Peek bought his first 150-acre property in Muscogee County in 1967.
- Over the following decades, he expanded it into a 1,600-acre estate along the Chattahoochee River.
Sources: Times of India