ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Bill Prentice is the CEO of Meridian Energy, the company behind the construction of the Davis Refinery in western North Dakota. He says the new refinery will be so clean it will put out less pollution than the cars visiting nearby Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
He talks about the political and legal struggle to build the refinery.
This episode of Plain Talk brought to you by Americans for Prosperity of North Dakota.
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