Inside Energy (https://insideenergy.org/series/inside-the-boom/)
Emily Guerin came to North Dakota for the same reason as everyone else – to find work related to the huge oil boom transforming the state. This is an occasional series on her experiences living the boom.
When it comes to energy, Donald Trump has left a lot to the imagination. But today he’s traveling to Bismarck, ND to address energy industry professionals from all across the country. Inside Energy’s Leigh Paterson reports.
Over the past year, I’ve gotten a lot of unexpected financial advice while covering the oil bust. So I’m passing those tips along to you.
Even though I look different than most oilfield workers, we’re all here for the same reason.
Looking at crude oil and shale cores at the North Dakota Heritage Center.
Bringing a bottle of Bakken crude oil to a barbecue.
Oil worker Neil LaRubbio documents what it’s like to be on the inside as oil prices plummet.
As a reporter, Emily Guerin often takes the oilfield home with her. But a recent incident took this to a new — and very literal — level.
North Dakota is one of the only places in the country where there’s a line for the men’s room.
How I picked an oil-and-gas-themed roller derby name.
