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N.D. regulators consider oil stabilization policy

Oil producers resist further regulation of crude before it's transported by trains

By Eric Florip, Columbian Transportation & Environment Reporter
Published: September 26, 2014, 5:00pm

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Video and stories from The Columbian’s trip to the North Dakota oil fields at

columbian.com/crude/

Most Clark County residents don’t pay close attention to the North Dakota Industrial Commission. But the three-member regulatory body has the authority to influence something increasingly familiar to Southwest Washington and the Northwest: oil trains.

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