Photograph by: Western Canadian Spill Services members deploying spill containment and recovery equipment in a small river. Over 600,000 Litres spilled and not one Mainstream
With eyes in the sky, researchers try to link fracking and illness By Madeleine Thomas Fracking has long been the oil and natural gas industry’s
A jar holding waste water from hydraulic fracturing is held up to the light at a recycling site in Midland, Texas, Sept. 24, 2013. With
McKenzie County Deputy Sheriff Scott Luhman added up the scales to determine if the truck was overweight. Photo: Maya Rao Bakken truckers often ‘haul heavy’
Figure 1 | NASA’s Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) satellite mission is providing new, space-based insights into the global nature of groundwater depletion3–5. The ongoing California drought
Dropped crude-by-rail case highlights regulator’s ‘steep learning curve’ Blake Sobczak, E&E reporter Published: Thursday, November 6, 2014 Transportation regulators have stopped pursuing a $12,000 penalty
[youtube id=”VgfaFhaGVrk” width=”620″ height=”360″] Dakota Resource Council members gave written and oral comments regarding oil transportation safety at the North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources
-DRC Annual Meeting Wrap Up -2 Organizing Positions Open
JOB ANNOUNCEMENT Two Field Organizers Growing, nationally recognized grassroots group hiring two field organizers to work with people 1) dealing with the Wild West Bakken Oil Boom and 2)
By Taylor Brorby Lake Sakakawea, ND — Jim and Norma Stenslie sold their idyllic Lake Sakakawea home in 2012. Many factors including truck traffic, dust,
