Industrial Commission adopts new oil condiioning rule

Prairie Public Broadcasting | By Emily Guerin

Published December 10, 2014 at 6:26 AM CST

North Dakota’s regulators have been under pressure to make their crude oil less flammable. Today, they passed rules to do just that. Emily Guerin has more.

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