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North Dakota sees more options for oil field waste disposal

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) North Dakota’s oil industry may soon have more options for disposing of radioactive waste. About 100,000 tons of radioactive oil field waste is produced in the state each year.

Watford cityNorth dakotaUnited statesMckenzie countyInyan karaLynn helmsGary woolseyDakota industrial commissionDakota department of environmental qualityNorth dakota industrial commissionNorth dakota departmentBismarck tribuneMineral resources director lynn helmsWaste disposal

North Dakota sees more options for oil field waste disposal

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) North Dakota’s oil industry may soon have more options for.

Mckenzie countyNorth dakotaUnited statesInyan karaLynn helmsGary woolseyDakota industrial commissionDakota department of environmental qualityNorth dakota industrial commissionNorth dakota departmentBismarck tribuneMineral resources director lynn helmsLynn helmsNorth dakotaMckenzie countyInyan kara

North Dakota sees more options for oil field waste disposal

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) North Dakota’s oil industry may soon have more options for.

Mckenzie countyNorth dakotaUnited statesInyan karaLynn helmsGary woolseyDakota industrial commissionDakota department of environmental qualityNorth dakota industrial commissionNorth dakota departmentBismarck tribuneMineral resources director lynn helmsLynn helmsNorth dakotaMckenzie countyInyan kara

North Dakota sees more options for oil field waste disposal

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) North Dakota’s oil industry may soon have more options for disposing of radioactive waste. About 100,000 tons of radioactive oil field waste is produced in the state each year.

Watford cityNorth dakotaUnited statesMckenzie countyInyan karaLynn helmsGary woolseyDakota industrial commissionDakota department of environmental qualityNorth dakota industrial commissionNorth dakota departmentBismarck tribuneMineral resources director lynn helmsWaste disposal

North Dakota sees more options for oil field waste disposal

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) North Dakota’s oil industry may soon have more options for.

Mckenzie countyNorth dakotaUnited statesInyan karaLynn helmsGary woolseyDakota industrial commissionDakota department of environmental qualityNorth dakota industrial commissionNorth dakota departmentBismarck tribuneMineral resources director lynn helmsLynn helmsNorth dakotaMckenzie countyInyan kara

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