• North Dakota lawmakers throw lifelines to the coal industry -- Fargo Forum
• Groups sue over US program allowing pipelines on wetlands -- Associated Press
• Energy Transfer expects $2.4 billion boost from winter storm -- Reuters
• Feds call on lignite to answer U.S. shortage of critical minerals -- KXMB-TV
• Oasis Petroleum buying out Diamondback Energy's Bakken assets -- Williston Herald
• PSC irked: Lawmakers don't make rail inspection program permanent -- Fargo Forum
• Continental shifting back to its oil-heavy assets in the Bakken -- Williston Herald
• Company to proceed with SD uranium mining while permits on appeal -- Fargo Forum
• Marathon announces wind energy agreement for Dickinson -- Dickinson Press
• Oasis Petroleum anticipates more consolidation in Bakken oilfield -- Reuters
• North Dakota PSC approves MDU natural gas rate hike -- Bismarck Tribune
• Wyoming backs coal with $1.2 million threat to sue other states -- Associated Press
• Hess Corp. will require COVID vaccination for office workers -- Tioga Tribune
• In ways large and small, 2021 legislature touched North Dakotans -- Bismarck Tribune
• Erica Thunder appointed as ND Indian Affairs interim director -- Fargo Forum
• Numerous lignite coal and oil bills clear 2021 legislature -- Bismarck Tribune
• Legislature approved water governance change, creates new dept. -- Prairie Public Radio
• ND schools begin instituting Native American history into curriculum -- KFYR-TV
• Dept of Public Instruction to monitor 'ESSER' funding for local schools -- Prairie Public Radio
• Dickinson Public School District now offering permanent online academy -- KFYR-TV
• Williams County District 8 School Board votes to end distance learning -- KFYR-TV
• Divide County to vote on size of school board next week -- The Journal
• Mercer County Zoning Board dicusses road access for frack sand mine -- Beulah Beacon
• City and MSU Foundation agreement advances CTE plans -- Minot Daily News
• Klug announces re-election plans, highlights 2020 accomplishments -- Williston Herald
• Considerations underway for appointing county auditor over election -- Dickinson Press
• Planting in the dust, farmers plant seed in dry, parched fields -- McKenzie County Farmer
• Early census results are promising for Bakken oil patch communities -- Tioga Tribune
• Dickinson Area Chamber of Commerce announces new executive director -- Dickinson Press
• Local Crosby businesses embracing online sales creating website shopping -- The Journal
• Oil nears $70 as easing Western lockdowns boost summer demand outlook -- Reuters
• Biden's dubious infrastructure jobs claims are wildly misleading -- IER
• Four key questions to answer in FERC's energy grid discussion -- Energy In Depth
• U.S. oil imports from OPEC are down, but Canadian imports remain high -- EIA
• Oil pipeline builder agrees to halt eminent domain lawsuits -- Associated Press
• U.S. proposes ending rule that weakened wild bird protections -- Associated Press
• BP proves natural gas/oil still reign as profits triple on prices -- NGI
• Canada's banks and investors face dilemma in meeting emissions target -- Reuters
• China's emissions now exceed all the developed world's combined -- Bloomberg News
• Goldman Sachs: 'Copper is the new oil.' Will Minnesota be next North Dakota? -- American Experiment
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