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>> why aren't regulations and oversight, even of something as extreme as radioactive waste, why aren't regulations and oversight in the state keeping pace with the growth of that industry? >> well, i think there's this -- we have the drill as fast as possible. we have to get the oil out of the ground as fast as possible. and other things just take a backseat to that. and that's one of the reasons that there is these kind of problems. >> in terms of how the -- >> it's not just limited to the waste. >> let me ask you about the broader picture about, both the waste and these broader consequences....
Council. mr. morrison, it's nice to see you again, despite the circumstances. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me, rachel. good to see you. >> how common are discoveries like this? not necessarily just the filters specifically, but stuff being disposed of improperly from the drilling industry that poses a threat to public health in your state? >> well, they're becoming more common. we're finding out more and more all the time. and there's 75 tons of oil waste generated in north dakota every day. about a third of that is radioactive. and most of that is being dumped illegally in nort...
Some day. joining us now the executive director of the dakota resource council. mr. morrison, it's nice to see you again, despite the circumstances. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me, rachel. good to see you. >> how common are discoveries like this? not necessarily just the filters specifically, but stuff being disposed of improperly from the drilling industry that poses a threat to public health in your state? >> well, they're becoming more common. we're finding out more and more all the time. and there's 75 tons of oil waste generated in north dakota every day. about a third o...