Landowner Fights Bakken Pipeline Through Farm Fields
The Bakken 30 inch diameter crude oil pipeline faces landowner resistance as Bill Alexander and Pam Alexander reject easement offers from 5 900 to 16 000 per acre. The line would cross 343 miles through 18 pipelines, threatening soil and livelihoods built over generations.
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Agriculture productivity climbs 1.42 percent yearly since 1948
USDA findings show total factor productivity rising 1.42 percent annually from 1948 to 2011 as agricultural output grows 1.49 percent per year. Gains come with nutrient pollution costs passed to the public, say economists and environmental advocates.
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Meet the presidential Campaigns 1-percenter in polling
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Steffen Schmidt
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