Chris Boyer, a professional photographer from Montana, was able to get into the air with Kestrel Aerial Services to take photos and survey the damage
CALIFORNIA:Oil group ramps up lobbying, spending $8.9M in 2014 Anne C. Mulkern, E&E reporter Published: Thursday, February 5, 2015 The oil industry’s largest trade group
[colored_box color=green]Image Credit: Richard Thornton / Shutterstock.com[/colored_box] California Regulators Allowed Oil Industry To Drill Hundreds Of Wastewater Injection Wells Into Aquifers With Drinkable Water The fallout
[colored_box color=green] Jordan Wirfs-Brock / Inside Energy More than 3 million gallons of brine were spilled in 2014 alone, compared to 1.3 million in 2010.View
Bill to Audit Health Department & Dept. of Mineral Resource Up for Hearing on February 5 A bill that would require a performance audit on
Enbridge defends northern route for pipeline Article by: DAVID SHAFFER , Star Tribune At hearing, Enbridge said alternate southern route would be more expensive to
Pipeline ruptures raise desperation for inspectors [youtube id=”450TcU6Cgzw” width=”620″ height=”360″] Rachel Maddow reports on the shocking lack of pipeline inspectors in North Dakota after a
CHILDREN OF THE OIL BOOM An Oscar-nominated short documentary turns its lens on kids living in North Dakota’s previously placid prairies. BY ROCKY KISTNER |
[colored_box color=”green”]Lynn Helms, director of the North Dakota department of mineral resources, spoke Wednesday to the North Dakota Industrial Commission about a number of pending
Oil and Brine Spill in Williams County Nearly 500 barrels of oil and 455 barrels of saltwater were spilled at a site 11 miles northwest
