Oil Pipeline Spills 1,050 Gallons Into North Dakota Tributary

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By Lorraine ChowApr 26, 2017, 10:15 am231 pts
A pipeline in western North Dakota spilled an estimated 756 gallons of oil and 294 gallons of saltwater, a drilling byproduct, into a tributary of the Little Missouri River, the Associated Press reports. The spill was discovered April 22, approximately 5 miles southwest of the city of Marmarth and was reported…

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