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SD anti-pipeline movement now in 13 countries

MITCHELL, S.D. — On Wednesday, several hundred people from 13 nations began a “Fast for the Earth.”

By Emma Dejong , August 02, 2012

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Natural gas production could quadruple

Natural gas production could quadruple WILLISTON — Natural gas production in the Williston Basin could more than quadruple current levels, pushing North Dakota into a more leading role in supplying the U.S. natural gas market, according to a study released Wednesday.

By Amy Dalrymple , July 26, 2012

NTSB: Neglect, inaction caused Michigan oil spill

DETROIT (AP) — The Canadian operator of an oil pipeline that ruptured in southwestern Michigan two years ago, causing the most expensive onshore spill in U.S. history, failed to deal adequately with structural problems detected years ago and to respond appropriately to the catastrophe, the National Transportation Safety Board said Tuesday.

By David Runk , July 11, 2012

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Army Corps approves Texas portion of oil pipeline

HOUSTON (AP) — The Army Corps of Engineers has approved part of a Canadian company's plan to build an oil pipeline along the Texas Gulf Coast.

June 26, 2012

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Dalrymple: Can’t ‘go too fast’ building pipelines

WILLISTON — 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.”

By Amy Dalrymple , June 15, 2012

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Enbridge Energy restarted ruptured oil pipeline twice during 2010 spill

A ruptured pipeline near Michigan’s Kalamazoo River leaked oil for more than 17 hours, even as 16 high-priority alarms sounded in the operator’s control room in Canada. Control room workers restarted the pipeline twice during that period — and were preparing for a third restart — when they learned from an outside party about the massive spill in 2010.

By David Sassoon , June 01, 2012

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Nebraska high court won't take up pipeline case

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — The Nebraska Supreme Court has refused to hear a direct challenge to the state’s new pipeline siting law.

June 01, 2012

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Proposed McKenzie County oil pipeline could be scrapped

BISMARCK (AP) — A Colorado company said its proposed $650 million pipeline that would move 150,000 barrels of North Dakota crude daily to a hub in Minnesota is at risk of being scrapped.

By James MacPherson , May 31, 2012

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Lawsuit challenges Nebraska’s pipeline review law

OMAHA, Neb. — Opponents of a proposed pipeline designed to carry crude oil from Canada under the Great Plains filed a lawsuit Wednesday challenging Nebraska’s new oil pipeline review law.

By Josh Funk , May 24, 2012

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Water project to provide high-quality water to NW ND

CROSBY — A $110 million pipeline project will bring high-quality drinking water to areas of northwest North Dakota that desperately need it, officials said Tuesday.

By Amy Dalrymple , May 16, 2012

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TransCanada submits new route for Keystone XL

WASHINGTON (AP) — TransCanada said it has submitted a proposal for a new route through Nebraska for the disputed Keystone XL oil pipeline.

April 19, 2012

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Natural gas company proposes ND-Okla. oil pipeline

BISMARCK — A natural gas company on Monday announced a proposal to get into the crude oil business by building its own 1,300-mile oil pipeline from North Dakota to the nation’s biggest storage terminal in central Oklahoma.

By By James MacPherson , April 10, 2012

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Bill to resume Neb. Keystone XL study advances

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — A bill that would let Nebraska resume its environmental study of the proposed Keystone XL pipeline won first-round approval from lawmakers Thursday, while critics warned that the state was exposing itself to a legal challenge.

March 30, 2012

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Obama defends energy record

LARGO, Md. (AP) — Vigorously defending his policies, President Barack Obama ridiculed critics of renewable energy sources Thursday, calling them naysayers and comparing them to the flat-earthers of yesteryear.

By Nancy Benac , March 16, 2012

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Dalrymple urges Obama to approve Keystone pipeline

BISMARCK — Gov. Jack Dalrymple said Tuesday he’s pleased that TransCanada Corp. is moving forward to build a portion of the Keystone XL pipeline and urged President Barack Obama to quickly approve a permit to complete the project.

February 29, 2012

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