[colored_box color=”eg. blue, green, grey, red, yellow”] Gov. Jack Dalrymple with Janelle Steinberg, Mrs. North Dakota, at a celebration in Tioga in June for reaching
[colored_box color=”eg. blue, green, grey, red, yellow”] Dakota Resource Council member, Daryl Peterson taste-tests the residue left by a wastewater spill on land he farms.
[colored_box color=”eg. blue, green, grey, red, yellow”]DRC Member Don Nelson pointing out all of the flares that can be seen from his ranch near Keene,
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“The industry complies with much stronger standards in other states. For example in Texas, stabilization is done voluntarily by oil producers. It is time for
“Bombs on the railway?” Trains moving large amounts of ‘Bakken’ crude oil are crashing, burning, exploding BY BRAD HICKS CLICK HERE TO WATCH NEWS VIDEO MILWAUKEE
Espey: What benefit does Iowa get from Bakken pipeline? Hugh Espey, A Better Iowa contributor Energy Transfer Partners and their hired analysts at Strategic Economics
Picture of ExxonMobil’s ruptured Pegasus pipeline that spilled Canadian heavy oil in the town of Mayflower in central Arkansas, courtesy of The Duncan Firm. Pipeline
[youtube id=”3nJHzbR1yIE” width=”620″ height=”360″] There have been 372 oil and gas pipeline leaks and spills since June 1, 2013, according to an analysis by the
Critics of fracking in California cite concerns over water usage and possible chemical pollution of ground water sources as California farmers are forced to leave
