Archive for April, 2008
The Energy Industry Makes North Dakota Economically Strong
0 Comments Published by gwen April 25th, 2008 in energy, Business.In an article entitled Many States Appear To Be In Recession, North Dakota is listed among a few energy-producing states that are economically strong. Non-energy producing states are struggling more. From the article:
Some states “have declined so much that they appear to be in a recession,” the NCSL report said.
It also noted the silver lining […]
Plenty Of Fuel In North America
0 Comments Published by gwen April 24th, 2008 in energy, Beyond North Dakota.According to an article published in Canada Free Press today, North America has plenty of fuel. Besides hinting that there isn’t any need for energy-related panic attacks (or using corn for ethanol, for that matter), the article addresses climate change.
My favorite paragraph from the article:
Even in North America, we are not running out of fuels. Between the Bakken, the […]
Protecting Property Rights In North Dakota
0 Comments Published by gwen April 24th, 2008 in outdoors, real estate, Politics and Government.According to an article on the KX News site, a petition is going around the state to try to ban the hunting of big game animals like deer and elk on private lands where they are raised. Another group of activists, including one Shawn Schafer, has banded together as a group called Citizens to Protect […]
Agraria Restaurant Is Something North Dakotans Should Be Proud Of
0 Comments Published by gwen April 23rd, 2008 in agriculture, Beyond North Dakota, Uncategorized.According to historian/scholar/Bismarck Tribune columnist Clay Jenkinson, the Agraria Restaurant in Washington, D.C. is something that North Dakotans can be proud of. From the article:
My fear was that we’d wind up saying Agraria was pretty good for a North Dakota restaurant in the District of Columbia. I could not have been more wrong. Agraria is […]
This Would Never Happen In North Dakota
0 Comments Published by gwen April 23rd, 2008 in Beyond North Dakota, Uncategorized.We don’t get alligators in our kitchens in North Dakota.
