Trading tradition for oil Story byCurt Brown Photography by Jim Gehrz KEENE, N.D. Some 400 cows come running down the North Dakota hillside. Their eyes
Mont. tribal officials cite oil-spurred crime spike Residents of Montana’s Fort Peck Reservation told Sen. Jon Tester (D-Mont.) last week that they’ve reaped little
-DRC Requests Argonne Study -Burlington Northern “Use newer, safer rail cars, or your rates will go up” -Department of Mineral Resources Hearing on Shipping Volatile
Dakota Resource Council and the North Dakota Energy Industry Waste Coalition (NDEIWC) demanded this week to see the draft study regarding the safety and handling
Exclusive: Air quality problems dog Irving’s New Brunswick oil-by-rail terminal Thu, Aug 28, 2014 By Richard Valdmanis BOSTON (Reuters) – Irving Oil’s oil-by-rail terminal in
DAKOTA RESOURCE COUNCIL 1200 Missouri Ave, Suite 102, Bismarck ND 58501 sean@drcinfo.com • www.drcinfo.com News Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: August 28, 2014
DRC member Daryl Peterson was interviewed by Prairie Public on the salt water spill that has effected his land and way of life. Click the
Top BNSF rail executive says safer tanker car can greater lower risk of oil-by-rail disasters BY BRAD SHANNON Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway’s executive chairman
Wash. port will send rail cars to N.D. Bismarck Tribune North Dakota farmers will have more options for shipping by rail under a deal signed
Earthworks Releases Report on Flaring (Radio interview of Earthworks Strategic Communications Director, Allan Septoff is at the bottom of the page. Prairie Public Radio interviewed Allan)
