What does an environmentalist do when she realizes she will inherit mineral rights and royalties on fracked oil wells in North Dakota? How does she decide between financial security and living as a committed conservationist who wants to leave her grandchildren a healthy world? After her father's death, Lisa Westberg Peters investigates the stories behind the leases her mother now holds.
She learns how her grandfather's land purchases near Williston in the 1940s reflect four generation.
Minnesota Historical Society Press Fractured land: the price of inheriting oil, paperback/lisa westberg peters
