This document discusses stress corrosion cracking (SCC) in gas pipelines and strategies for managing it. SCC occurs due to the combined effect of a corrosive environment, a susceptible material, and applied stress. It can develop in older pipelines without causing significant metal loss. The document outlines Saudi Aramco's large pipeline network and techniques for predicting and assessing SCC, including in-line inspections and the EMAT technology. It also presents a case study of revalidating a 40" gas pipeline segment through verification digging and failure analysis. Strategies discussed for tackling SCC include optimizing assessment criteria, employing new coating technologies, and taking actions based on crack classification.