[colored_box color=green]Before a Senate Finance Committee hearing on the trade pact Thursday: Senator Robert Menendez, seated at table, and standing from left, Senators Benjamin L.
Crude slump sidelines thousands of rail tank cars Blake Sobczak, E&E reporter Published: Tuesday, April 14, 2015 Oil producers’ rush to the rails has tapered
April 12, 2015 Dakota Resource Council Activist group has long history of work on landowner issues April 11, 2015 By JILL SCHRAMM – Staff Writer
[colored_box color=green]January 23, 2015: Ariel photo looking down on ice-covered Yellowstone River as workers attempt to find and clean up an oil spill that occurred
April 10, 2015 Bakken-bearing pipeline meets stiff opposition in the Land of 10,000 Lakes Daniel Cusick, E&E reporterPublished: Friday, April 10, 2015 MINNEAPOLIS — A
[colored_box color=green]PHOTO: The battle over how best to negotiate foreign-trade agreements is expected to soon heat up in Washington D.C., as the Obama administration pushes
N.D. bill would send more oil revenue to towns wrestling with growth North Dakota’s Senate approved a bill restyling a formula designed to distribute a
April 7, 2015 Farmers Union petition approved Secretary of State Al Jaeger approved a petition initiated by North Dakota Farmers Union to reject recently passed
[colored_box color=green]Crude oil poured from a ruptured pipeline into the icy Yellowstone River in Montana.[/colored_box] Oil spills in Mont. river invite more scrutiny over pipeline
EPA preparing to ban extinct type of wastewater disposal Mike Soraghan, E&E reporter Published: Monday, April 6, 2015 U.S. EPA is preparing to release rules
