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Goodnight Midstream Recognized by ConocoPhillips 2020 Vendor Service Award

Goodnight Midstream Recognized by ConocoPhillips 2020 Vendor Service Award News provided by Share this article DALLAS, May 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/  Goodnight Midstream ( Goodnight or the Company ), a leading oilfield water midstream company, today announced that it has been selected by ConocoPhillips as the winner of its doing business better Global Supplier Recognition Award (the Award ) for the second time since 2018. Goodnight was one of just two companies highlighted for service to ConocoPhillips Lower 48 operations. Goodnight Midstream provides efficient, safe, and reliable produced water disposal services to oil and gas operators across the Williston Basin, the Permian Basin and the Eagle Ford Shale. Goodnight and ConocoPhillips have been working together since 2014 and this award once again recognizes Goodnight s operational achievements and customer-focused approach. The Award recognizes Goodnight s collaboration, operational expertise and flexible service offeri

DNR eliminates poison as cause of death in Oakland County swans

DNR eliminates poison as cause of death in Oakland County swans Wildlife biologists with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources have confirmed that a disease caused by a parasitic flatworm killed three mute swans found dead earlier this year, near Maceday Lake. Since January, DNR conservation officers have retrieved eight dead mute swans from the lake, located in a residential area of Waterford Township. Concerned residents initially questioned whether the swans were ingesting antifreeze or another form of poison. Mute swans, identified most notably by their bright, orange-colored bills, are an invasive waterfowl species in Michigan, known for being aggressive towards humans and native wildlife and destroying wetland habitat.

DNR rules out poison for numerous swan deaths in Waterford Township

DNR rules out poison for numerous swan deaths in Waterford Township By FOX 2 Staff FOX 2 - Michigan DNR biologists confirmed that a disease caused by a parasitic flatworm killed three mute swans found dead earlier this year, near Maceday Lake in Waterford Township. Since January, Department of Natural Resource conservation officers retrieved eight dead mute swans from the lake, according to a release. Concerned residents told FOX 2 they questioned whether the swans were ingesting antifreeze or another form of poison. A pair of mute swans is shown on Lake Michigan at Leelanau State Park in Leelanau County. Credit: Michigan Department of Natural Resources.

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