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U.S. House members demand answers from EPA on fracking study panel
Recently, I came across an item on Gas Business Briefing (gsbb.com), which posted information about an Oct. 16 letter that three Republican members of the U.S. House Committee on Science, Space and Te...
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Sacrificing Sleep For Late-Night Studying
High School Daze: The Perils Of Sacrificing Sleep For Late-Night Studying byALLISON AUBREY It may not be the best strategy to stay up late and cram. A new study finds that when teens don't get the...
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Breakfast Cookies get a vegan makeover
You won't find any butter in Noemi Aylesworth's refrigerator. You may see a carton of soy milk on the shelf, but definitely not the kind that comes from an animal species. No cheese, either. "If some...
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Minnesota lawmakers seek study on farming, Mississippi River pollution
WASHINGTON The head of the Minnesota Farmers Union is set to testify at a Senate hearing today on legislation that aims to reduce water pollution from agricultural practices. Two bills would create ...
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Study to evaluate greater role for ND pharmacists

FARGO — Caregivers’ best efforts to treat costly chronic diseases can suffer when patients fail to take their medications as prescribed. Nationally, the prescription drug compliance rate is estimated at 50 percent, according to researchers.

By Patrick Springer , April 14, 2013

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Lawmakers want to see study aimed at protecting Theodore Roosevelt National Park

BISMARCK — Lawmakers are asking to study the economic impact around the Theodore Roosevelt National Park to determine the best practice for sustaining and enhancing the areas’ tourism and recreation as well as oil and gas development.

By TJ Jerke , March 08, 2013

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Study aimed at protecting national park

BISMARCK - Lawmakers are asking to study the economic impact around the Theodore Roosevelt National Park to determine the best practice for sustaining and enhancing the areas’ tourism and recreation as well as oil and gas development.

By TJ Jerke , March 07, 2013

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Money requested to study Killdeer Mountain

BISMARCK — A proposal in the state Senate seeks to provide $250,000 to do an archaeological study within the Battle of Killdeer Mountain study area, in part due to the encroachment of oil development.

February 08, 2013

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Dunn Co. dust control: Commissioners OK further research using $97K left over from grant

Dunn Co. dust control: Commissioners OK further research using $97K left over from grant MANNING — The Dunn County Commission decided during its meeting Wednesday at the Dunn County Courthouse in Manning to pursue research into dust control methods.

By Betsy Simon , February 07, 2013

Has the Bakken boom had a spillover effect throughout the state?

FARGO — Employment in the heart of North Dakota’s Oil Patch has soared by about 50 percent over the past three years.

By Patrick Springer , November 25, 2012

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Study ties oil, gas production to Midwest earthquakes

NEW YORK (AP) — Oil and gas production may explain a sharp increase in small earthquakes in the nation’s midsection, a new study from the U.S. Geological Survey suggests.

By Malcolm Ritter , April 07, 2012

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Has oil affected ND mule deer? Foundation to research and offer answer

Mule Deer Foundation representatives want to engage in a study that will determine what influence the oil industry is having on the area’s mule deer population.

By Dain Sullivan , January 27, 2012

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The real bat man coming to Dickinson for research

The real bat man coming to Dickinson for research Batman and Robin are well known as superheroes. But there is a different Batman and Robin traveling the Midwest.

By Royal McGregor , July 21, 2011

White House releases health care study

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama, citing a new White House study suggesting

July 26, 2009

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Volunteers come forward for mineral study

BISMARCK (AP) — State health officials say enough volunteers have signed up to study the health effects of an asbestos-like mineral used widely on roads in western North Dakota.

June 13, 2009

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Mineral could be hazardous Health Department looks for area volunteers to take part in study

A mineral that occurs naturally in several gravel pits in Stark, Dunn and Billings counties is the subject of a study. The mineral is also in gravel used on area roads.

March 06, 2009

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State Hospital study rejected

BISMARCK — The Senate on Friday rejected a Fargo legislator’s request to study transferring the State Hospital’s property in Jamestown to the state Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.

February 28, 2009

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Housing study meeting Monday

A meeting to discuss tentative findings and progress of a housing study that encompasses 23 Southwest North Dakota communities is scheduled to be held Monday at the Dickinson Chamber of Commerce.

January 17, 2009

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Antelope licenses cut

A significant number of licenses have been dropped from this year’s pronghorn antelope season.

July 23, 2008

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