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Extreme Weather Leads To Sharp Drop In North Dakota Oil Production

A recent bout of bad weather has slashed oil production in North Dakota by almost 80 percent, and restoring the lost output could take several days

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Bad weather cuts North Dakota oil output 80%; fixing it will take days

NEW YORK North Dakota, the third largest oil-producing U.S. state, said significant damage from severe weather over the past week has temporarily knocked out…

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Bad Weather Cuts North Dakota Oil Production by 80%

The unusual cold blocked roads with snow, caused heavy ice accumulation and resulted in power outages, said Katie Haarsager, spokesperson for the North Dakota Oil and Gas Division, on April 27.

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When gas wells are sold to small companies, can new owners afford the cleanup costs?

When gas wells are sold to small companies, can new owners afford the cleanup costs?
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Landowners report warns of looming costs of North Dakota s orphaned oil wells, criticizes well plugging program

In a report drawing on some 70,000 pages of public records, the Northwest Landowners Association argued that a North Dakota program to use $66 million in CARES Act funds for the clean-up of old oil wells has cut corners and revealed the large liabilities the state has wrapped up in abandoned well sites.

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