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EPA to hear prairie dog concerns
A news release from the Ag Department:  Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring hopes a Thursday visit by federal officials will give them a better understanding about the problems faced...
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EPA seeks to regulate Badlands pollution

EPA seeks to regulate Badlands pollution North Dakota health officials and federal regulators don’t agree on the best way to reduce air pollution in the Theodore Roosevelt National Park, and a state administrator said Tuesday the dispute is likely to end up in court.

By By Dale Wetzel, The Associated Press , September 07, 2011

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Air pollution rules prompt ND, federal regs tussle

North Dakota health officials are fighting with federal regulators about air pollution rules, and the dispute is headed for court.

September 06, 2011

EPA awards Sitting Bull College $300K grant

The Environmental Protection Agency has awarded Sitting Bull College a $300,000 grant to teach students how to clean up and remove toxic waste and other hazardous materials.

July 13, 2011

EPA to act on haze plans in Wyo., Colo., Mont., ND

In a settlement with conservation groups, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has agreed to give final approval next year of plans to address haze in Wyoming, Colorado, Montana and North Dakota.

June 14, 2011

EPA objects to proposed oil pipeline from Canada

The Environmental Protection Agency has raised new concerns about a proposed pipeline that would carry oil from western Canada to the Texas Gulf Coast. In a letter to the State Department, the EPA says it is concerned about the risk of oil spills that could affect drinking water and sensitive ecosystems, as well as the effect of greenhouse gas emissions associated with the proposed Keystone XL pipeline.

June 07, 2011

States file brief to ‘tailpipe rule’ challenge

Texas has filed the opening brief in a legal challenge it and eight other states are making to the Environmental Protection Agency’s “tailpipe rule.”

June 07, 2011

N.D. to challenge EPA on plant haze program

North Dakota's Health Department says it will challenge a federal plan to take control of an air quality program in the state. The Environmental Protection Agency says it expects the challenge.

April 25, 2011

Former EPA official: Rules could be costly

A raft of new Environmental Protection Agency regulations will leave energy companies uncertain about how to run their businesses and could drive up electricity prices, a former EPA official told the state Public Service Commission on Thursday.

By By Trevor Born, The Associated Press , April 15, 2011

Devils Lake can drain water, EPA rules

North Dakota does not need approval from the Environmental Protection Agency to move more water off of Devils Lake, the White House announced Tuesday.

By By Kevin Bonham, Forum Communications Co. , November 24, 2010

Devils Lake can drain water, EPA rules

North Dakota does not need approval from the Environmental Protection Agency to move more water off of Devils Lake, the White House announced Tuesday.

By By Kevin Bonham, Forum Communications Co. , November 24, 2010

Senators say EPA approval not needed for ND lake

FARGO, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota Sens. Kent Conrad and Byron Dorgan say a ruling by the Obama administration should allow for more water to be released from Devils Lake.

November 23, 2010

EPA extends training deadlines

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has extended the deadlines for renovation firms and workers to obtain necessary training and certifications to comply with the new federal renovation, remodeling and painting rule.

August 21, 2010

Federal grants available for diesel upgrades

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Federal grant money is available to local governments in North Dakota to upgrade diesel equipment.

June 27, 2010

Stenehjem upset with EPA ruling

North Dakota's attorney general says an Environmental Protection Agency finding regarding greenhouse gases could have ``significant adverse consequences' for North Dakota.

March 26, 2010

Dakotas join in EPA challenge

South Dakota and North Dakota have joined several other states in filing a challenge to the Environmental Protection Agency’s finding that greenhouse gases are great enough to threaten public health and should face restrictions.

March 22, 2010

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