North Dakota approves construction of proposed carbon pipeline, underground CO2 storage
North Dakota was chosen for storage because of available pore space found in rocks more than a mile under the land’s surface. The prime underlying geology allows for CO2 to be stowed into a porous, sponge-like rock layer and confined by the less porous rock above.
North Dakota regulators have approved permits for underground carbon dioxide storage for a massive pipeline proposed for the ...
On the coldest day in Minnesota history, a man is said to have hammered nails with a banana. Another spit skyward to test ...
A buck harvested near Wheaton in western Minnesota during the opening weekend of firearms season has tested positive for chronic wasting disease, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources reported ...
The Cass County Sheriff's Office issued a statement in response to the allegations facing its current and former employees.
Two North Dakota doctors will have to defend a medical malpractice lawsuit in another state following the death of man whose care they consulted on remotely, a Minnesota appeals court said.
A group of landowners and two counties are appealing a North Dakota’s agency’s approval of a large carbon dioxide pipeline.
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