On the recordMarch 20, 2003
You know, Montana and North Dakota did not rush to Washington to ask if we could host some floods in reservoirs and so on.
You know, Montana and North Dakota did not rush to Washington to ask if we could host some floods in reservoirs and so on.
Dorgan discusses the impact of federal decisions on North Dakota's land and water management.
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