By DRC
The podcast currently has 28 episodes available.
Welcome to the Dakota Resource Council (DRC) podcast. In this episode, we have a special guest, Liz Anderson, DRC's lead organizer, joining us to discuss the urgent methane fight.
Liz takes us on a journey as she recounts DRC's recent Eco Flight over Ft. Berthold?Bakken, providing a firsthand account of the alarming flaring situation. We explore the statistics surrounding flared gas and its far-reaching environmental, health, and economic impacts. Liz shares how DRC is at the forefront of monitoring and addressing the current flaring crisis in the Bakken region.
Tune in to gain invaluable insights into the methane fight and discover how DRC is working tirelessly to protect our environment, promote sustainable energy solutions, and advocate for a cleaner and healthier future. Join us in this eye-opening conversation as we delve into the urgent issue of flaring and the critical steps we must take to effect positive change.
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DRC Executive Director, Scott Skokos and DRC organizer, Eliot Huggins, discuss Some legislative bills that DRC members need to keep an eye on.
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We've got it all! Ag issues, methane issues and carbon pipeline issues...take a listen to what DRC staff and members have been up to this summer.
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DRC Executive Director, Scott Skokos, along with DRC organizer, Eliot Huggins, discuss the past three DRC landowner meetings and legal options for effected landowners along the proposed Summit Carbon Pipeline route.
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Dakota Resource Council will be having a landowner meeting on Tuesday, March 8th from 6-8pm at the Oakes Community Center in Oakes, ND. DRC has received many calls from area landowners in the area about the proposed Summit Carbon Pipeline. DRC will be discussing legal options, safety concerns and a collective strategy. For more information, call Eliot at DRC (701) 997-5181.
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This week, we are talking to DRC Executive Director, Scott Skokos, about the proposed Summit Carbon Pipeline. Why are they wanting this pipeline? What do you do if you're contacted and offered a lease agreement? What are the next steps? Hopefully this podcast will give you some insight of what is happening and what the next steps are.
If you or somebody else that you know has been contacted with a lease agreement offer and would like more information or get involved, please contact Scott Skokos at (701) 314-5933 or by e-mail at [email protected]. You can also call DRC organizer Eliot Huggins at (701) 997-5181 or by e-mail at [email protected].
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Momentum is building to reinstate Mandatory Country-of-Origin Labeling (MCOOL) for beef! The American Beef Labeling Act (S.2716) is a bipartisan bill that will bring back MCOOL. Reinstating MCOOL will help North Dakotans by promoting a safe and affordable supply of wholesome beef for America’s consumers; and help foster a fairer, more competitive market for North Dakota’s ranchers and consumers.
Email Senator Cramer
Also Call Senator Cramer’s office at the number below and state the following:
Contact: (202) 224-2043 Washington Office, or (701) 699-7020 North Dakota Office
Thank you to Senators Tester (MT), Rounds (SD), Thune (SD), Hoeven (ND), Booker (NJ), Lummis (WY), Barrasso (WY), Gillebrand (NY), Heinrich (NM), and Lujan (NM) for their leadership and being on board as cosponsors!
David Schwalbe from DRC and Kerry Dockter from I-Band discuss COOL with Joel Heitkamp on KFGO's News and Views
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Today, we discuss Mandatory COOL (Country of Origin Labeling) for local ranchers. We have Bill Bullard, Chief Executive Officer of R-CALF USA. We also have DRC leader, David Schwalbe who is one of many DRC members fighting for COOL.
For years, beef producers have been getting the short end of the stick and consumers have been deceived on the beef that they are buying. We can change that so that ranchers can survive and prosper and the American consumer can be protected and buy American beef!
To support producers and consumers, please CLICK HERE to take action!
You can also call Sen. Cramer, (701) 699-7020, and urge him to support the American Beef Labeling Act (S.2716) today!
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Today, we introduce DRC's new Coal Country Organizer, Eliot Huggins.
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We talk to Ed and Paul from CLEAN as they tell us how their first ever annual meeting went and talk about upcoming meetings and events.
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The podcast currently has 28 episodes available.