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National Geographic returns to N.D., this time it’s not about abandoned farmhouses
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The story, titled “America Strikes Oil: The promise and risk of fracking,” graces the cover of the March 2013 edition. Its photos were shot by Eugene Richards, the same man who photographed abandoned farmhouses for the January 2008 edition that sparked widespread derision from North Dakotans. read more
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