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The completion of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion is leading to a boom in demand for drilling services according to Precision Drilling.

The U.S. oil industry argues that the suspension of new drilling on federal lands and waters would undermine environmental progress as it would increase U.S. dependence on foreign oil imports from countries with lower environmental standards

Nine minutes before the hour. the drought in california is getting so bad state lawmakers are voting on whether to fine people $500 a day for excessive water use. they define excessive water use as wasting water when you wash your car or run a sprinkler on your lawn. officials say almost 80% of california i now experiencing extreme drought conditions or worse. that is up 11% from last year. researchers say it's cost farms and the agricultural industry more than a billion dollars. the demand for drilling new water wells is higher than ever. the number of permit applications in some spots has tr...

Charge 1,000 bucks a filter if they try to throw this stuff away. that has earned tiny noonan north dakota the distinction of being five times as radioactive a site as what humans are supposed to live with. the worst illegal radioactive dump the state has seen yet but no one's expecting it's going to be the worst one forever. the mayor says she's furious, why isn't the state more on top of this? why don't they have a more stringent plan for getting rid of this stuff? good question mayor of 120 person noonan, north dakota. one of the consequences of the drilling boom is literally radioactive to...

Charge 1,000 bucks a filter if they try to throw this stuff away. that has earned tiny noonan north dakota the distinction of being five times as radioactive a site as what humans are supposed to live with. the worst illegal radioactive dump the state has seen yet but no one's expecting it's going to be the worst one forever the mayor says she's furious, why isn't the state more on top of this? why don't they have a more stringent plan for getting rid of this stuff? good question mayor of 120 person noonan north dakota, one of the consequences of the drilling boom is literally radioactive toxi...