N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-39-07
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4.1-39-07. Environment and rangeland protection fund
Official statutory text
4.1-39-07. Environment and rangeland protection fund
The environment and rangeland protection fund is a special fund in the state treasury. The
moneys in this fund may be used for rangeland improvement projects and to address issues
relating to harmonization of crop protection product standards. The rangeland improvement
projects may include noxious weed control; ground water testing, analysis, protection, and
improvement; analysis of food products for residues of pesticides and other materials; and
analysis and disposal of unusable pesticides and pesticide containers.
The environment and rangeland protection fund is a special fund in the state treasury. The
moneys in this fund may be used for rangeland improvement projects and to address issues
relating to harmonization of crop protection product standards. The rangeland improvement
projects may include noxious weed control; ground water testing, analysis, protection, and
improvement; analysis of food products for residues of pesticides and other materials; and
analysis and disposal of unusable pesticides and pesticide containers.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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