Questions remain over flaring policy 17 hours ago • By Nick Smith Oil and cattle are definitely part of the scenery in western North Dakota. This photo was
Road damage threatens drilling in N.D., Texas Published: Monday, July 14, 2014 Roads built for farmers hauling crops are now host to 18-wheelers in the
“State officials appear to be too timid to make sure there are consequences to companies for illegally dumping this hazardous waste,” Linda Weiss, Dakota Resource
DRC Weekly Update July 11, 2014 -WORC ECO Flight Reaction from board member -Change in WORC Leadership -Saltwater Spill Near Western ND’s Drinking Water
Miranda Jones, vice president of environmental safety and regulatory at Crestwood Midstream Partners, and Tex Hall, chairman of the Three Affiliated Tribes, pose for a
Dustin Seher, DRC member from Jamestown, ND says, “We know that there’s ways to make these cars safer. We need immediate action to remove these
N.D. county officials slash $30M ‘man camp’ fine Pamela King, E&E reporter Published: Wednesday, July 9, 2014 Williams County, N.D., officials yesterday slashed a nearly
In North Dakota oil patch, lightning causes explosion, saltwater spill By Kathleen J. Bryan A lightning strike Monday afternoon caused an explosion, fire and spill
Environmentalist group maps North American oil-by-rail boom Blake Sobczak, E&E reporter Published: Tuesday, July 8, 2014 More than 25 million people in North America live
Photo Credit: Sarah Christianson – www.sarahchristianson.com Meet The New “Drilling Permit Review Policy Commentary Analyst” Posted on July 7, 2014 by Jim Fuglie The North Dakota Industrial Commission, the agency
