Pastures and pipelines: Projects are not as simple as you think By CLIF LITTLE It has become a common occurrence in eastern Ohio to see
N.D. looks for ways to fund $1B in oil-patch road needs Mike Lee, E&E reporter Published: Tuesday, August 19, 2014 State officials in North Dakota
Her mission: To protect Theodore Roosevelt National Park Fighting to keep the oil boom out of North Dakota park Article by: PAM LOUWAGIE , Star Tribune THEODORE ROOSEVELT
A Marcellus Shale gas drilling pad in Pennsylvania, with all the standard accompanying industrial hardware. Doug Duncan/US Geological Survey Why the Scientific Case Against Fracking Keeps
-DRC member Marie Hoff talks about last weeks Queadrennial Energy Review -DRC Events and Annual Meeting
Oil Industry Study Claiming Bakken Crude Safe Contains Whopper of a Disclaimer JUSTIN MIKULKA On December 30, 2013, a train carrying Bakken crude oil crashed
North Dakota energy panel suggests $1 billion for roads, bridges Associated Press BISMARCK, N.D. — A group representing North Dakota’s various energy sectors is recommending
(RJ Sangosti, Denver Post file photo) Fracking probe finds oil and gas companies illegally injected diesel By Bruce Finley The Denver Post Oil and gas
Wall Street’s Shale ‘Fraud’ Exposed Submitted by Tyler Durden on 08/13/2014 22:10 -0400 Via Jim Quinn’s Burning Platform blog, U.S. energy independence, we’re told, is at our fingertips
An oil-tank train with crude oil from the Bakken shale fields of North Dakota travels near Staples, Minn., on April 15, 2014-Mike Cronin—AP Amid Federal
