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What the ‘Whooper Highway’ revealed about North Dakota’s remaining prairie
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After biking the ‘Whooper Highway,’ duo reflects on the journey
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Fact Brief
Did Interior Secretary Doug Burgum support a $1.2 billion deal for RWE to give up its U.S. offshore wind leases?
Yes.
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum publicly supported the agreement between the Interior Department and RWE U.S. Offshore.
RWE announced Aug. 6 that Interior agreed to provide $1.22 billion in settlement funds to resolve the company’s claims against the federal government. In return, RWE will relinquish offshore wind
Can solar projects improve biodiversity?
Is the Bank of North Dakota a state-owned bank?
Do solar plants require backup from fossil fuels?
Can non-citizens vote in North Dakota because the state does not require voter registration?
Does Monsanto v. Durnell bar North Dakota from adding differing health warnings to pesticide labels?
Were the 2022 whale deaths off the US East Coast caused by offshore wind development?
Podcast
What the ‘Whooper Highway’ revealed about North Dakota’s remaining prairie
In part two of this Backstory interview, conservation photographer Mike Forsberg and Andrew Caven of the International Crane Foundation reflect on the North Dakota portion of their completed 2,500-mile bicycle journey from Texas to Canada.
Listen here:
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Forsberg describes riding through the Missouri
After biking the ‘Whooper Highway,’ duo reflects on the journey
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North Dakota’s $160 Million Ag Tech Secret
Health
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