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Declining rig count leveling off
State and industry officials believe North Dakota's decline in rigs operating in the state is nearing its low point barring any additional surprises or regulatory issues that could pinch the industry further.
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'Pick Up The Patch' sees less trash Companies from around Tioga headed out along highways last week to help beautify the oil patch.
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New North Dakota oil tax law may threaten revenue-sharing accord with Three Affiliated Tribes
A North Dakota oil tax revenue sharing agreement with an American Indian reservation that covers nearly a third of the state's oil production may be threatened by a new state law that shaves the overall oil tax rate following the fall in crude prices.
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Researching the Bakken: Academic gathering highlights Bakken's social, economic trends
Subjects such as resident attitudes toward hydraulic fracking and the labor market impacts of energy boom-and-bust cycles were the focus of Dickinson State University's Bakken Researchers Convening, which began Monday at the Strom Center.
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