• Wind farm near New Salem proposed; pending state & local approval -- KFYR - TV
• Despite recycling, many wind turbine blades still end up in landfills -- Fargo Forum
• A miracle at the pump: Minot gas prices drop below $3 a gallon -- Minot Daily News
• Electric utilities in northwestern ND prepare for heavy, wet snowstorm -- KFYR - TV
• McKenzie Electric, Mountrail-Williams, MDU, Roughrider Electric report outages -- KFYR - TV
• Power restored to nearly all customers affected by winter storm outages in the region -- KX News
• MDU Heskett 1 demolished Tuesday; Heskett 2 to come down in June -- KFYR - TV
• McKenzie County the third largest recipient of oil and tax distributions -- McKenzie County Farmer
• Emergence of soybean processing plants in state driven by biofuel industry -- Grand Forks Herald
• PSC to ask for slightly bigger budget; seeks to hire 3 new employees -- KFYR - TV
• State's Senate Democrats don't have the numbers to be present on every committee -- KFYR - TV
• Amount given by SIB to banks opposing fossil fuel industry greater than previously reported -- KX News
• ND annual sessions may gain traction with voter-approved term limits on the books -- US News
• Burgum bans TikTok from state phones citing security concerns tied to the company -- Dickinson Press
• Study: North Dakota has the country's second-largest 10-year increase in labor productivity -- KX News
• North Dakota Water Commission approves $31.8 million for state water projects -- KX News
• Hoeven, Armstrong have raised concern to recent border crossing videos from El Paso -- KFYR - TV
• North Dakota semi-trucks affected by road closures; companies 'try their best' to catch up -- KX News
• Brush pile burning planned in Little Missouri National Grassland this January -- Bismarck Tribune
• City of Minot offering free disposal of holiday waste from December 17 to January 7 -- KFYR - TV
• McKenzie County Community Coalition proactively helping local youth -- McKenzie County Farmer
• Tioga city commissioners express displeasure with grassroots community meeting -- Tioga Tribune
• Only minor changes to be expected in 2022 Divide County property tax bills -- The Journal
• District 2 legislators receive committee assignments in recent reorganization meetings -- The Journal
• Ward County office mails tax statements; school construction adds to Minot bills -- Minot Daily News
• Williston announces six local businesses as recipients of December STAR Fund -- KX News
• Crosby city council explores water rate increase to replace the city's water meters -- The Journal
• Magic City's Finest: operators are spreading sand and positivity on Minot's roads -- KFYR - TV
• Gladstone glimmers: Local family pulls out all the stops with Christmas decor -- Dickinson Press
• NDIT seeking feedback on proposed broadband improvement project areas -- Williston Herald
• ND Farm Bureau photo contest winner captures starlit sky in Divide County -- Minot Daily News
• Williams, McKenzie County anticipate no changes after Critical Race Theory ban -- Williston Herald
• School meal debt on pace to eclipse pre-COVID levels due to inflation struggles -- Dickinson Press
• Traveling 'winter wonderland' of STEM comes to Tioga's elementary students -- Tioga Tribune
• Tioga FFA qualifies for state with second place finish at last week's district competition -- Tioga Tribune
• Change Network grant fuels proliferation of positive messages at Divide County H.S. -- The Journal
• North Dakota Health and Human Services launches new online childcare licensing system -- KX News
• Minot Public Schools leadership, parents discuss decision to hold class Wednesday -- KFYR - TV
• Remote learning, workplace closures, blowing snow keep parents home amid winter storm -- KFYR - TV
• State Superintendent explains how snow days for schools are decided in North Dakota -- KX News
• Are snow days a thing of the past? Virtual learning fills the gap -- Williston Herald
• Keep burning fossil fuels, says Wyoming climate change skeptic Tony Heller -- Cowboy State Daily
• TC Energy can't confirm Keystone Pipeline restart timeline; awaits regulator approval -- Rigzone
• U.S. touts fusion breakthrough as one of 'most impressive scientific feats' this century -- Politico
• What to know about Department of Energy's fusion 'breakthrough' -- E&E News
• Oil exec rips Biden for 'throwing wet blankets' at US energy, 'hurting' pocketbooks -- Fox Business
• Republicans push to ease gas pipeline regulations; some Dems refuse to let bill through -- KX News
• US Energy Department finalizes $2.5 billion loan to GM, LG battery joint venture -- US News
• New Mexico state government reaps multi-billion dollar financial windfall from oil -- AP News
• Oil output from Permian shale basin set to touch a record 5.6 million BPD in January -- Reuters
• US prepares to usher in renewable energy investments; TX to move in different direction -- E&E News
• US West Coast power, natgas prices on track to hit multi-year highs amid extreme cold -- Reuters
• Wyoming nuclear plant likely delayed two years; tentative start pushed to 2030 -- Bismarck Tribune
• Daily on Energy: The latest from the offensive against ESG in Texas -- Washington Examiner
• BlackRock Is caught in the ESG crossfire and struggling to get out -- Bloomberg
• Consumer Product Safety Commission to begin weighing regulations on new gas stoves -- KX News
• DOE to award record $3.5 billion to rapidly scale up direct air carbon capture technology -- E&E News
• DOE press release on federal building energy standards is inaccurate, misleading and unserious -- CEI
• Feds order review of power grid security standards after attacks leave 45K without power -- ABC News
• New study: Greenhouse gases may not be causing 21st-Century warming -- Climate Change Dispatch
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