DRC Members Raise Major Concerns about Radioactivity Rules Bismarck, ND— Dakota Resource Council said today that, while the North Dakota Department of Health’s
The North Dakota Health Department is currently proposing to increase the limit for radioactive waste allowed in North Dakota. The current level of radioactive waste
January 19, 2015 By Northern Plains Resource Council An oil pipeline spill over the weekend is the second major spill on the Yellowstone River in
[colored_box color=”eg. blue, green, grey, red, yellow”]DRC’s newest Ag and Food organizer, Tim Glaza[/colored_box] DRC would like to welcome our new Ag and Food Organizer
[colored_box color=”eg. blue, green, grey, red, yellow”]Rep. Keith Kempenich, R-Bowman[/colored_box] by Sean Arithson On January 13th, The Dickinson Press had a story with the headline,
As the legislative session is upon us, I think to Gov. Art Link and his legacy of balancing progress and prosperity. Will our current administration
North Dakota State Agencies Must Meet Their Public Trust Responsibilities Members of the Dakota Resource Council are asking our friends and neighbors to join us
[colored_box color=”eg. blue, green, grey, red, yellow”]Streets lined with pipes fill this 83-acre field near Gascoyne, ND, leased by TransCanada, the company seeking to build
Gov. Dalrymple’s State of the State Address CLICK HERE to listen to the State of the State address.
STATEMENT ND Groups Oppose State Health Department Accreditation State officials’ coddling of oil industry puts people at risk Bismarck, ND—Two North Dakota citizen groups say
