[colored_box color=green]There are eight pipelines crossing either the Missouri River immediately above Lake Sakakawea or Lake Sakakawea proper. This Google Earth image show the location
[colored_box color=green] Wreckage from a train derailment this week in West Virginia. ASSOCIATED PRESS [/colored_box] W.Va. oil train derailment reverberates in the Bakken Blake Sobczak,
[colored_box color=green]A fire burns Monday, Feb. 16, 2015, after a train derailment near Charleston, W.Va. Nearby residents were told to evacuate as state emergency response
[colored_box color=green]Photo credit Bob Aaron[/colored_box] DRC Members – armed with information – challenge Dalrymple Administration to do better at regulating volatile oil Bismarck– Dakota Resource
Rachel Maddow ND oil train safeguards too little, too late Rachel Maddow and Wall Street Journal senior energy reporter Russell Gold discuss if new oil
[colored_box color=”green”] A saltwater disposal well east of Williston, N.D. PHOTO: OVERLAND AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY [/colored_box] State regulators skirt EPA guidance on saltwater disposal Published: Tuesday,
[colored_box color=green]A fire burns Monday, Feb. 16, 2015, after a train derailment near Charleston, W.Va. Nearby residents were told to evacuate as state emergency response
[colored_box color=green]North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources director Lynn Helms (Center) speaks during an Industrial Commission meeting at the North Dakota capitol building in Bismarck
Bill to audit two agencies dies in House By Nick Smith A more than two-thirds majority of North Dakota House members voted against a bill
[colored_box color=green]House Majority Leader Al Carlson, R-Fargo, second from left, speaks with Williams County Commissioner Dan Kalil, left, Williston Mayor Howard Klug, second from right,
