Zoners reject oil worker facility for tiny Fryburg – Bismarck Tribune
Morgan Chase Development partners Richard Brown, left, and Joe Marques, seen Thursday, Aug. 21, 2014, pack up their application for a 318-unit oil worker hotel
Morgan Chase Development partners Richard Brown, left, and Joe Marques, seen Thursday, Aug. 21, 2014, pack up their application for a 318-unit oil worker hotel
Oil conditioning hearing date set Lydia Gilbertson The Department of Mineral Resources Oil and Gas Division has set a date for the special hearing addressing
Official on spill: ‘We’re in the absolute dark’ By JOSH WOOD | Associated Press WHITE SHIELD, N.D. — The environmental director of an American Indian
Pastures and pipelines: Projects are not as simple as you think By CLIF LITTLE It has become a common occurrence in eastern Ohio to see
N.D. looks for ways to fund $1B in oil-patch road needs Mike Lee, E&E reporter Published: Tuesday, August 19, 2014 State officials in North Dakota
Her mission: To protect Theodore Roosevelt National Park Fighting to keep the oil boom out of North Dakota park Article by: PAM LOUWAGIE , Star Tribune THEODORE ROOSEVELT
A Marcellus Shale gas drilling pad in Pennsylvania, with all the standard accompanying industrial hardware. Doug Duncan/US Geological Survey Why the Scientific Case Against Fracking Keeps

-DRC member Marie Hoff talks about last weeks Queadrennial Energy Review -DRC Events and Annual Meeting
Oil Industry Study Claiming Bakken Crude Safe Contains Whopper of a Disclaimer JUSTIN MIKULKA On December 30, 2013, a train carrying Bakken crude oil crashed
North Dakota energy panel suggests $1 billion for roads, bridges Associated Press BISMARCK, N.D. — A group representing North Dakota’s various energy sectors is recommending