The Dickinson Press: North Dakota’s oil boom is allowing a Fargo woman to make a living doing what she loves. Renae Mitchell always had→

Remember Peak Oil? That was the theory that at some point soon, we would reach the point at which the rate of petroleum prodution→

Business Insider: Oil and gas production in the United States and North America is going to skyrocket in the next 8 years due to→

The recent boom of the Bakken oil fields — made possible by a perfect storm of sensible state regulations, the fracking process, and the→

I can’t embed the video, but if you’re interested in the long term economic situation in the United States, you need to watch this→

UT San Diego: Last December, Gov. Jerry Brown said a key reason to pursue very costly alternative energy was that America was running out→

Bloomberg: U.S. oil output is poised to surpass Saudi Arabia’s in the next decade, making the world’s biggest fuel consumer almost self-reliant and putting→

Remember peak oil? Someone forgot to tell North Dakota and Texas. After producing a relatively inconsequential share of the nation’s crude oil for many→

WSJ: U.S. oil production is undergoing a renaissance, driven by the same technologies — hydraulic fracturing chief among them — that upended the gas→

Infographic: The economic impact of North Dakota’s Bakken oil boom:

Don’t believe the naysayers. Energy independence is almost here. The infographic is via Bloomberg Business Week who add: New drilling techniques unlocked vast reserves→

Grand Forks Herald: For people who drive through North Dakota’s oil country and wonder what the heck they’re looking at, a new tour will→

Get ready to mine the sand off the floorboards of your SUV after last summers trip to the beach, because there’s a sand rush→

CNBC: Unemployment is a national problem in the U.S., but you wouldn’t know that if you travel through North Dakota. The state’s unemployment rate→