In eastern Montana, a new oil pipeline comes with perils and a potential payday

Grist · 1h ago

Jerry Arnold stands in a patch of cleared land, his combine idling behind him. To the west, acres of freshly cut grain reveal rolling hills, and to the east, 3-foot stalks of wheat pulse in the wind. Arnold’s sweat-stained baseball cap is coated with fine golden dust after a day of harvesting at his farm near Opheim, Montana, a town with a population of 72 near the Canada border. Last year’s…

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In eastern Montana, a new oil pipeline comes with perils and a potential payday

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