AG: N.D. Health Council Violated Public Meeting Law

By Karl Herchenroeder

The North Dakota Health Council violated state public meeting law during the approval process for rule changes that allow for higher radioactivity levels in oil-field waste, state Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem concluded in an opinion Tuesday. According to Stenehjem,…

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