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Energy in North Dakota and the 2012 Election

Thursday, September 27, 2012

We’ve seen huge economic changes across the country since 2008. The Associated Press’s Dale Wetzel talks about the natural gas and oil industries in North Dakota and throughout the Plains states that has grown over the last four years, and what that means for voters in November. Plus, we’ll look at the race for Kent Conrad’s seat. The Democratic senator announced his retirement in January 2011.

Guests:

Dale Wetzel

Comments [2]

Amy from Manhattan

Is there any opposition to fracking in North Dakota on the basis of air & water pollution? Anybody's tap water becoming flammable?

Arrgh...segment's already over!

Sep. 27 2012 01:58 PM
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Edward from Washington Heights AKA pretentious Hudson Heights

Please talk about the Keystone pipeline too.

Sep. 27 2012 10:47 AM
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