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http://www.forbes.com/sites/judeclemente/2016/06/26/new-englands-known-need-for-more-natural-gas-pipelines/#2ea6efb97d6f

The demand for Natural Gas in New England is very real, and has risen rapidly, not only for electricity, but homes.

There is no doubt it is cleaner than coal fired electricity, and Brayton Point has been targeted by the EPA to be shut down. The transmission of gas has risks, but is minimal. During transmission the gas is owned by the carrier, not the utility. The utility pays for what is delivered, not what was sent.

I do understand your concerns, but I can't help thinking about that single mom in a 2 bedroom, who is 3 months behind on her bill. Nor can I ignore the manufacturers and other businesses that drive our economy.

The compressor station will be built, in Rehoboth, there is no getting around that.