• Carbon banking hangs in balance in agriculture-heavy states -- Bismarck Tribune
• Hamm talks about $100 oil, Xcel building gas plant, and more -- Williston Herald
• North Dakota could lead breakthrough in hydrogen landscape -- Tioga Tribune
• North Dakota PSC approves Mountrail County transmission line -- Bismarck Tribune
• Court signs off on Line 3, "environmental consequences" loom -- Grand Rapids Herald
• Road map to the future: Orphan wells likely mean decades of work ahead -- Williston Herald
• Ballot measure seeks term limits for North Dakota governor, Legislature -- Bismarck Tribune
• Project Tundra getting federal attention, comments at Senate hearing -- Williston Herald
• Four-Lane expansion completed on Long X Bridge, all lanes now open -- KFYR
• Crosby park board to study community center expansion -- Crosby Journal
• North Dakota DOT adding passing lanes to Highway 52 -- KMOT-TV
• Analysis: Oil companies bet on $100 a barrel as they rush to sell assets -- Reuters
• More women's health services come to Watford City -- McKenzie County Farmer
• New Williston school district opens Thursday -- Williston Herald
• Dunseith School District in early planning stages for new building -- KMOT-TV
• Coal Creek purchase impact on Underwood School District -- KFYR-TV
• Justices deny Wyoming, Montana coal suit against Washington -- Associated Press
• Court: Toppled rig's owners can't sue Coast Guard contractor -- Associated Press
• Sen. Barrasso: US energy independence vital, Biden's policies could destroy it -- Fox News
• City of Williston has decided to ban the use of fireworks -- KFYR-TV
• Two former DOE Secretaries: Foreign demand for U.S. LNG "Astounding -- Energy in Depth
• Ignoring U.S. reliance on imported minerals is irresponsible -- Inside Sources
• Wall Street, tech firms fear SEC climate disclosure will trigger lawsuits -- Insurance Journal
• Address climate change through Congressional action, not lawsuits -- The Hill
• U.S. oil shale producers stick to output discipline -- Oil Price
• Electricity planning quagmire: Marginal cost pricing and renewables -- MasterResource blog
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