
DRC Weekly Update September 26, 2014
-DRC members attend Bomb Train hearing -DRC to release Bakken Stories

-DRC members attend Bomb Train hearing -DRC to release Bakken Stories
Senate Majority Leader Rich Wardner, R-Dickinson, center, outlines a bill to provide funding support for western North Dakota communities. He spoke at a Wednesday press
ND official: More environment protections needed By JOSH WOOD | Associated Press DICKINSON, N.D. — A top North Dakota public health official told a meeting of
By Taylor Broby New Town, ND — The godwits no longer nest south of New Town, North Dakota. DRC members, Shelly and Dorothy Ventsch, whose family

Oil Industry Leaders Discuss Regulating Oil Conditioning CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO By Ben Smith, Reporter – email Oil officials from across the state discuss the best
The Dakota Resource Council, which represents landowners and environmentalists, argued for a phased-in approach including stabilizing plants, better planning for transportation and fines for operators

Members of the Dakota Resource Council held a press conference outside the meeting at noon with a sign that read “Stop bomb trains. Stabilize Bakken

DRC members urged North Dakota regulators to require safety before profits at the Tuesday hearing. DRC members Theodora Bird Bear and Lynn Wolff testified before
Dakota Resource Council members will give written and oral comments regarding oil transportation safety at the North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources hearing, September 23.
25 Million Live in Oil Train Blast Zone: New Online Mapping Tool Shows Threat to Homes, Schools, and Cities Media Contact: Eddie Scher, ForestEthics communications