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Minnesota city’s council backs frac sand project
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WABASHA, Minn. – A proposed rail shipping hub for sand used by the oil and natural gas industries took a major step forward when the Wabasha City Council rejected a request to commission a study on the environmental risks that the sand and hundreds of trucks a day would bring to the picturesque Mississippi River town. Talk about this topic read more
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