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Clean Energy & Clean Air

It is estimated that Coal pollution is associated with approximately 30,000 people per year. DRC is working constantly to ensure North Dakotans can breathe clean air by promoting clean wind energy and energy efficiency. To learn more click below.
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Oil and Gas

Picture the future of North Dakota. Is is amber waves of grain? Or is it a sacrifice zone for industry? Oil and gas development must be safe and responsible. Our state must protect the people and land of North Dakota first. That's why DRC is working on landowner rights, hydraulic fracturing, and protecting our land and communities.
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Protecting Local Farmers

North Dakota farmers, ranchers and rural communities need prosperity and sustainability to thrive. Dakota Resource Council has worked for years for fair and open livestock markets to restore competition. DRC works with farmers to ensure that the markets for the foods are livestock are fair.
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Preserving Theodore Roosevelt National Park

Another piece of rural North Dakota is about to be changed forever by a proposed coal drying plant, a coal mine, and a coal power generating plant. This industrial coal project threatens the way of life for the farming community of South Heart, ND and is sited just 13 miles from Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

Updates + News

Renowned Journalist and Photographer Cover DRC's Oil and Gas Work

May 8, 2013

Two renowned national journalists recently have taken notice of Dakota Resource Council’s work with landowners in the Bakken. Elizabeth Farnsworth and Terry Evans collaborated to do a series for the Nevada Museum of Art entitled, “Fractured: North Dakota’s Oil Boom”. Elizabeth Farnsworth is a special correspondent with PBS NewsHour and Terry Evans is famous for [...]


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