State Energy Leaders Explore What’s in a Bakken Barrel Posted: Jul 29, 2014 9:51 PM By Corina Cappabianca, Reporter – email VIDEO FOR NEWS STORY CLICK HERE
FRACTURED: NORTH DAKOTA’S OIL BOOM DRC members played a role in this project. Feel free to attend the opening. Many folks that are members of
North Dakota Fracking: Behind the Oil-Train Explosions Volatile Gases Aren’t Removed From Bakken Shale Crude; ‘The Regulations Are Silent’f Updated July 7, 2014 4:01 p.m.
Public wasn’t alerted of industrial fire for 6 hours; concerns raised July 24, 2014 6:36 am • Associated Press WILLISTON, N.D. — A more efficient system must be
Oil drilling in North Dakota raises concerns about radioactive waste A gas flare appears outside Williston, N.D., created by the release of excess flammable gases
DRC Weekly Update (Sorry about the Sound) -DRC protest oil rail cars -New Proposed Rules on oil-by-rail -Story exploits oil money in ND politics -Fractured:
She cited a 2013 report from the Western Organization of Resource Councils indicating North Dakota has the lowest number of wells per inspector, 540. That
Bakken crude volatility 21 hours ago • By Jessica Holdman New proposed federal regulations call for the testing of Bakken crude and better rail cars to ship it
A fire burns at Red River Supply in an industrial part of Williston, N.D., in the early hours of Tuesday, July 22, 2014. (AP Photo/Josh
In North Dakota’s oil bonanza, natural gas goes up in flames By PARESH DAVE Frank and Wanda Leppell once lived on a quiet cattle ranch
