North Dakota's Advantage
North Dakota stands out as the only agricultural state without water access, relying on an extensive rail network to transport goods. With climate change boosting crop production and global shipping challenges emerging, North Dakota's strategic position allows it to reach the Pacific Rim more easily than other states. However, the competition for rail access between farmers and the booming energy sector creates tension, highlighting the need for additional infrastructure.In this clip
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A North Dakota Love Story: Agriculture and Railways || Peter Zeihan
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