Bismarck, N.D. – The failure of the repeal of the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) final rules regarding methane emissions on federal and tribal lands is an affront to North Dakota and state primacy, says North Dakota Petroleum Council President Ron Ness. “The...
By Renée Jean rjean@willistonherald.com North Dakota won one bid for primacy on a federal oil and gas issue, but lost it on another in back-to-back days. The state will now be able to oversee Class VI injection wells upon completion of innovative carbon sequestration...
By: Brooke Williams Two hundred eighth grade students were in control, or at the controls rather, for the Great Northwest STEM camp. STEM is really a big initiative nationwide. So it’s just very important if you think about science, technology, engineering, and...
Group identifies plans for Badlands oil development The land between the Elkhorn Ranch and the South Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park was identified as a potential test site for better oil field development practices, allowing industry to drill while also...
JESSICA HOLDMAN Bismarck Tribune Encouraging better pipeline construction is just one initiative for the man who will oversee North Dakota’s new environmental regulatory agency. Dave Glatt, chief of the North Dakota Department of Health Environmental Health...
