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Columnist Lloyd Omdahl writes about a poll about Legacy Fund investments recently conducted by the North Dakota News Cooperative.

Having taught polling at the University of North Dakota, I offer some cautionary advice.

"Talking about climate action can create important change. Doing something can create even more," writes Erika Gilsdorf of Detroit Lakes, Minn.

"The 2%-3% of climate scientists who deny climate change are largely paid shills for the fossil fuel industry or the contrarians that exist in every scientific field," writes Joel Davy.

Columnist Scott Hennen writes about a North Dakota News Cooperative poll that found 60% of eligible voters want Legacy Fund investments to be directed to development projects in North Dakota

Columnist Scott Hennen writes about a North Dakota News Cooperative poll that found 60% of eligible voters want Legacy Fund investments to be directed to development projects in North Dakota

Columnist Scott Hennen writes about a North Dakota News Cooperative poll that found 60% of eligible voters want Legacy Fund investments to be directed to development projects in North Dakota

The poll quantified the difference between the Legislature and public opinion.

Lloyd Omdahl comments on a recent poll of voters of actions recently taken by the North Dakota Legislature.

The North Dakota News Cooperative is still fairly new, but it’s already making a positive impact. NDNC correspondent Michael Standaert covers important issues that might otherwise go unreported. As newspapers