McFeely: Time yet to say 'we told you so' on Project Tundra?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : And perhaps Minnkota is banking on a Donald Trump presidential victory in November, with North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum in an influential cabinet position, to either strongly back the project or, more likely, remove any environmental guardrails on fossil fuels.
44% : Touted for years as a cutting-edge plan that would serve to reduce carbon emissions from the 50-year-old plant near Center, North Dakota, thereby meeting climate change goals while, not coincidentally, assuring the jobs of the plant workers and miners for decades.

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