NDWind on the Wires Applauds Governors’ Plan for Transmission Lines and Clean EnergyPosted September 19th, 2008 by ElenaVelkovWind on the Wires, a collaboration of the Midwest’s leading wind energy developers, clean energy advocates, tribal representatives and others, cheered the announcement today of the formation of Upper Midwest Transmission Development Initiative.
KidWind in North DakotaPosted August 8th, 2008 by ElenaVelkovThe KidWind Project is a team of teachers, engineers and scientists who push wind energy forward through training programs. ...read more » Faith, energy, ag leaders collaborate on producing environmentally-friendly energy at Prairie Climate Stewardship ConferencePosted July 14th, 2008 by ElenaVelkov
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Contact: Renee Gopal, Prairie Stewardship Network 701-830-0345 Brad Crabtree, Great Plains Institute 701-830-0302 ...read more » National Parks at RiskPosted June 25th, 2008 by ElenaVelkovThe National Parks Conservation Association has listed 10 national parks as at risk to coal-plant pollution. While many were aware of the threat to North Dakota’s Theodore Roosevelt National Park, two South Dakota parks made the list—the Badlands and Wind Cave. ...read more » North Dakota Congressional Delegation, Governor, and Top Leaders to Headline Statewide Conference on Climate SolutionsPosted June 20th, 2008 by ElenaVelkovFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: North Dakota Congressional Delegation, Governor, and Top Leaders to Headline Statewide Conference on Climate Solutions ...read more » Public Hearings on New Power Lines Throughout Minnesota BeginPosted June 12th, 2008 by ElenaVelkovAnother Suspended Coal PlantPosted May 21st, 2008 by ElenaVelkov in
The Associated Press today highlighted another coal plant that has screeched to a halt. Westmoreland Coal Co. has suspended the development of its proposed 500-megawatt Gascoyne power plant project in North Dakota, citing uncertainty about federal carbon regulation. ...read more » Wal-Mart Greens State CapitolsPosted May 9th, 2008 by ElenaVelkov in
Wal-Mart announced that it will help 19 states and Puerto Rico to green their capitols. This includes Iowa, Minnesota and South Dakota. Wal-Mart will hire engineers to perform energy audits that will provide recommendations to save energy, lower electricity costs and reduce pollution. ...read more » A Majority in North and South DakotaPosted May 2nd, 2008 by ElenaVelkov in
A poll by Dakota Wesleyan University in Mitchell, S.D., shows that 77 percent of South Dakotans and 71 percent of North Dakotans are concerned with global warming. The survey covered 527 people. ...read more »  |
