Pipeline opponents receive cease and desist letters from company
Several opponents of the proposed Summit Carbon Solutions carbon sequestration pipeline have received letters on behalf of the company.
Kelly Armstrong takes office as North Dakota’s 34th governor
Kelly Armstrong assumed office Sunday as North Dakota’s governor after taking the oath of office Friday in a private family ceremony.
Expert: Foreign cyber threats targeting utilities compromise national security
A former White House cyber-security expert is warning of potential cyber attacks on critical infrastructure.
Consumer experiences with electric vehicles on upswing
A leading consumer publication says electric vehicles are gaining ground on gas-powered cars when it comes to feelings about reliability.
Poll: Most voters want a robust EPA, more pollution controls
Nationwide, 76 percent of Trump voters and 86 percent of all voters oppose attempts to weaken the Environmental Protection Agency.
Wyoming has highest rate of juvenile incarceration, rejects federal funding to help
Wyoming has the nation's highest rate of juvenile incarceration, and is one of only two states refusing federal funds to help.
One size fits all? Not so, says OSHA for construction protection gear
A new OSHA rule was finalized requiring employers to provide personal protective equipment such as hard hats to properly fit.
Dry cleaning workers better protected under EPA chemical ban
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College students ‘cautiously curious’ about AI, despite mixed messages from schools, employers
Students say they’re getting mixed messages – warnings from professors against use of AI and pressure from the job market to master it.
Colorado regulators identify hundreds of oil and gas sites where contamination data was falsified
Colorado regulators Friday released more information about the alleged falsification of contamination data for hundreds of oil and gas sites.
