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Blake Nicholson
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Regulation
SD Tribe Says Gov. 'Not Welcome'
She provoked ire when she passed a law targeting protestors of pipeline projects.
Supply Chain
States At Odds Over Oil Train
Proposed legislation requires oil shipped by rail to have more of its volatile gases removed, but not everyone is on board.
Regulation
State Defends Protest Law
The law allows officials to pursue criminal or civil penalties from demonstrators who encourage violence during a riot.
Food & Beverage
Shutdown Affected Bovine TB Case
The source of the disease is still unknown.
Regulation
Tribes Permitted to Challenge Pipeline Study
The tribes contend the Corps has simply rubber-stamped earlier conclusions.
Regulation
Pipeline Developer Slow on Trees
The company must provide 20,000 trees to county soil conservation districts along the pipeline's 359-mile route across North Dakota.
Supply Chain
White House Hails China Trade Truce
The question is, what happens at the end of 90 days?
Regulation
Refinery Near National Park Justified
The company says the refinery will be built with modern technology and will be the 'the cleanest refinery on the planet.'
Regulation
ND: Permit for Refinery Near National Park Justified
Meridian maintains the Davis Refinery will be built with modern technology and will be the "the cleanest refinery on the planet."
Regulation
Tribe Challenges Pipeline Study
"The corps has conducted a sham process to arrive at a sham conclusion, for the second time," tribal Chairman Mike Faith said in a statement.
Operations
Ruling Could Remove Roadblock to Oil Refinery
A North Dakota judge concluded that state regulators don't have a say in the site of an $800 million oil refinery.
Regulation
Opponents of Refinery Question Developer
Meridian says the site will have a capacity of 49,500 barrels per day — which is just below the 50,000-barrel threshold that triggers a state review.