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RURAL REFLECTIONS When Pigs Fly
If I tell someone that a situation will occur when pigs fly, then I am trying to say that the situation will never happen. There are events that will never come to pass, however I have seen pi...
Posted on 11/19/11 at 7:46 AM
FATHER KNOWS LAST Minot's Angels
There are a lot of stories coming through to Grand Forks about the flood fight in Minot. I grew up in the Minot area, and a part of me still thinks of it as home, so my heart aches when I see what ha...
Posted on 6/24/11 at 9:35 PM
STAFF BLOG THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND Western N.D. infrastructure update
Since I was in another legislative meeting for a big chunk of today, I was unable to go to the interim Energy Development and Transmission Committee meeting. Here's a news release from the state Comme...
Posted on 9/16/10 at 4:34 PM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Tribal members threaten to block pipeline
Clyde Bellecourt Some American Indians threaten to stop efforts to build a pair of northern Minnesota oil pipelines. Native American activist Clyde Bellecourt on Wednesday said Indian pipeline oppone...
Posted on 5/6/09 at 11:34 AM
Pipeline manufacturer adding jobs in S.D. 
A Texas-based pipeline manufacturer is expanding its operations to South Dakota. Pipeline Plastics is adding a plant in Belle Fourche that is expected to create 25 to 40 full-time jobs to the area.
By Associated Press , July 27, 2012
Precautions ordered for Stanley pipeline segment
North Dakota's Public Service Commission says a segment of oil pipeline near Stanley will have thicker pipe, and will be buried more deeply than normal.
By Associated Press , July 19, 2012
ND regulators approve ND to Alberta pipeline
North Dakota regulators have approved construction of a pipeline from Tioga into the Canadian province of Alberta. Nova Chemicals Corp. of Calgary wants to build the 430-mile line from Tioga's Hess Corp. natural gas processing plant to the town of Empress, Alberta.
By Associated Press , June 21, 2012
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Pipelines promoted as alternative to trucking, flaring
Gov. Jack Dalrymple had a simple message Thursday for representatives from the pipeline industry: “As far as we’re concerned in North Dakota, you can’t go too fast.” More than 100 industry leaders and others gathered in Bismarck for a summit on pipeline development, which Dalrymple and other state officials say is key to taking trucks off the roads, reducing flaring of natural gas and providing more cost-effective routes to market.
By Amy Dalrymple , June 15, 2012
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Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D., column: Pipeline is in America and N.D.’s interest
"I have worked toward approval of the Keystone XL, first as governor of North Dakota and now as a U.S. senator, because I believe it’s just the kind of project that will grow our economy and create jobs in the right way: through private-sector investment," the U.S. senator writes.
By John Hoeven , February 05, 2012
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TransCanada says new route being mapped for Keystone XL pipeline nearly done
An executive with a Canadian company attempting to build a $7 billion pipeline to carry oil from Canada to refineries along the Gulf Coast says a new route is being mapped "that everyone will agree on."
By Associated Press , January 11, 2012
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South Dakota senators don't agree on Keystone XL pipeline timing
House Republicans passed a version that includes a requirement that federal officials decide within two months whether to approve the $7 billion pipeline that would cross South Dakota to deliver Canadian oil to refineries on the Gulf Coast. Senate Democrats and President Barack Obama do not want the pipeline provision in the bill.
By Associated Press , December 14, 2011
Obama administration delays approval of Keystone XL pipeline
The announcement by the State Department means Calgary-based TransCanada Corp. will have to figure out a way to move the proposed Keystone XL pipeline around the Nebraska Sandhills region and Ogallala aquifer, which supplies water to eight states. The State Department said it will require an environmental review of the new section, which is expected to take at least a year.
By Matthew Daly , November 10, 2011
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Supporters outnumber opponents at Keystone XL pipeline hearing in Montana
Supporters outnumbered opponents at an eastern Montana meeting held to take public comment on a proposed pipeline that would carry Canadian crude, and likely some from Montana, to oil refineries in Texas.
By Associated Press , September 28, 2011
At least 75 Kenyans dead after pipeline explosion
A leaking gasoline pipeline in Kenya's capital exploded, turning part of a slum into an inferno in which at least 75 people were killed and more than 100 hurt.
By Tom Odula , September 12, 2011
VIEWPOINT: Put a cork in the Keystone XL pipeline
Families across the middle swath of our country — from North Dakota to Louisiana — have a disturbing question to ask themselves: “Do we want a leaky pipeline pumping 800,000 barrels of oil a day running through our community?”
By Billy Parish , September 09, 2011
Study: Tar sands oil will reach U.S. sans pipeline
Canadian tar sands oil will almost certainly find their way to U.S. refineries even if a $7 billion pipeline from western Canada to the Gulf Coast doesn't gain federal approval, a U.S. State Department consultant has concluded.
By James MacPherson , September 07, 2011
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Saltwater pipeline bursts in northwest N.D.
A Texas company says an underground saltwater pipeline ruptured in northwest North Dakota and flooded about 40 acres of farmland and wetlands.
By Associated Press , July 28, 2011
Montana, Exxon Mobil split over river oil spill
Montana Gov. Brian Schweitzer has decided Exxon Mobil and the state don't make good roommates after nearly a week of working together in close quarters to clean up an estimated 42,000 gallons of crude oil released into the Yellowstone River.
By Matthew Brown , July 08, 2011
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Air, soil, wells near Montana oil spill to be tested
Indoor air, cropland soils and residential wells downstream of a Yellowstone River oil spill will be tested for contamination after residents raised concerns about hazards from the tens of thousands of gallons of crude that poured into the watercourse, the Environmental Protection Agency said Thursday.
By Matthew Brown , July 08, 2011
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- PIPELINE BREAK: Exxon said failed Montana pipeline was deeply buried
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- No oil from Montana spill seen in Williston rivers
- High water, pipeline spill hurts Montana fly fishing industry
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