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North Dakota leaders look to regulation as flaring ticks up

2013-09-17 16:00:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed

EnergyWire: The amount of natural gas being burned away at oil wells in North Dakota rose the most in more than a year in July, and state officials now say it may take new regulations to tackle the problem. Oil and gas producers burned, or flared, 30 percent of the gas produced at wells in the Bakken formation, up from 28 percent in June, according to figures released Friday by the North Dakota Oil and Gas Division. That's below the high of 36 percent in September 2011 but far above the state's historical...

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