CBC.  A landslide collapsed and buried buildings at and around an industrial park in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen on Sunday, leaving 27 people missing, authorities said.  A nearby section of China's major West-East natural gas pipeline also exploded, the official China Central Television (CCTV) broadcaster reported.

Petroleum News by Gary Park.  The head of Canada’s leading energy pipeline organization is retiring, comfortable in the knowledge that, despite coming under frequent public disapproval, the industry can take pride in what it has accomplished.

For Brenda Kenny, president and chief executive officer of the Canadian Energy Pipeline Association for the past decade, the numbers are clear proof that the statistical record of pipeline safety by the association’s 12 member companies should make Canadians who live close to pipelines “feel more secure now than ever.”