Residents pass a destroyed car as they walk through a tornado-ravaged neighborhood Tuesday in Moore, Okla. Little damage to the state's expansive oil and gas network from Monday's Oklahoma tornado has been reported. (Charlie Riedel/AP)
9:30 pm ET -A devastating Oklahoma tornado left a trail of destruction Monday. How and why did the state's vast oil and gas infrastructure emerge seemingly unscathed from the Oklahoma tornado?
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