Climate plan for energy-rich North Dakota ignores fossil fue

North Dakota has released a five-point climate plan that includes planting trees, better light bulbs and changes in farming, but with no mention of coal, oil or natural gas. That is despite the fact that North Dakota is the nation’s No. 3 producer of oil and ranks sixth for overall energy production. “There’s a big […] The post Climate plan for energy-rich North Dakota ignores fossil fuels. Here’s why. appeared first on North Dakota Monitor.

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