At the hearing on revising the General Water Pollution Control Permit for Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations before the Department of Environment and Natural Resources, the South Dakota Cattlemen’s…
Tag: science
Scientific American asked our Presidential candidates twenty questions about science and technology issues. The responses on biodiversity demonstrate the difference between the informed and practical Democrat…
The U.S. Department of Energy is soliciting new bids for the Deep Borehole Field Test: The U.S. Department of Energy, Idaho Operations Office (DOE-ID) requests proposals for…
The United States Department of Energy and Ohio-based engineering contractor Battelle have abandoned their plan to carry out the Deep Borehole Field Test in Spink County:…
If the U.S. Department of Energy is serious about “consent-based siting,” then it will be taking the Deep Borehole Field Test someplace other than Spink…
South Dakota still beats Mars for oxygen, but at least Mars doesn’t have mosquitoes. The buggers carrying Zika may not frequent South Dakota (either they haven’t seen GOED’s…
Here are the four posters Battelle put up for our perusal at last night’s meeting in Redfield on the Deep Borehole Field test. Click to…
Who’s excited about the Deep Borehole Field Test proposed for Spink County? Dr. Larry D. Stetler, professor of geological engineering at the South Dakota School…
Sure enough, the Deep Borehole Field Test could come to South Dakota. The Pierce County Commission gave the project the boot from North Dakota last…
SDSU physics professor and coordinator of nuclear education (I like that job title!) Dr. Robert McTaggart is disappointed that our friends up in North Dakota…