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Poll: North Dakotans support both fossil fuels and environmental protection

The article from the Bismarck Tribune discusses a recent North Dakota News Cooperative poll which revealed that a majority of North Dakotans support both the continued use of fossil fuels and the implementation of environmental protections. The poll showed that 56% of respondents believe the state should continue to rely on fossil fuels, while also supporting measures to protect the environment. This dual support reflects a nuanced view on energy policy in the state. Additionally, Governor Doug Burgum, who has been appointed to the National Infrastructure Advisory Council by President Joe Biden, is highlighted for his role in potentially influencing national energy policy. Burgum's involvement is seen as an opportunity to advocate for North Dakota's interests, particularly in balancing energy production with environmental concerns. The article also touches on the broader implications of these attitudes for future energy policy and infrastructure development in North Dakota.

Read the Full The Bismarck Tribune Article at [ https://bismarcktribune.com/news/state-regional/government-politics/elections/north-dakota-news-cooperative-poll-fossil-fuels-environmental-protections-burgum-national-energy-council/article_279e5462-ab4b-11ef-88bd-97149a409625.html ]