• No bids for North Dakota west to east natural gas pipeline -- Ag Week
• Soybean plant more reason to bring gas to eastern ND -- Grand Forks Herald
• Governor proposes $500M revolving investment in CSEA -- KX News
• Biggest question for EVs in North Dakota is how they'll handle the cold -- KFYR - TV
• Letter: Learn more about CO2 capture and storage technology -- Bismarck Tribune
• Letter: North Dakota stands to benefit greatly from CO2 capture -- Fargo Forum
• Pipeline builder fined $50,000 for violations; Andeavor built outside approved route -- Bismarck Tribune
• Photojournalist claims wrongful arrest during Dakota Access Pipeline protests -- Dickinson Press
• Dept of Mineral Resources reports crash leading to oil spill and fire in McKenzie County -- WZFG
• Zephyr Energy acquires working interest in 6 Williston Basin wells, Utah acquisition -- Rigzone
• Local governments throughout North Dakota to receive state infrastructure funds -- Bismarck Tribune
• Workforce development seems top of mind for state's most powerful decision makers -- Dickinson Press
• North Dakota legal aid agency seeks budget increase from Legislature as caseload spikes -- KFYR - TV
• North Dakota State Hospital superintendent resigns after 28 years of public service -- Dickinson Press
• ND Capitol completes new ADA upgrades in time for January's legislative session -- KFYR - TV
• EPA awards North Dakota $8.7 million for Clean Water State Revolving Fund program -- KFYR - TV
• Vision Zero's ND Sober Ride to offer $10 Lyft vouchers December 19 - January 1 -- Dickinson Press
• Season's two major winter storms have farmers and ranchers hopeful for spring planting -- KFYR - TV
• Panel names three finalists to fill North Dakota Supreme Court vacancy -- Dickinson Press
• So much snow, but how much water? Spring flood predictions begin for North Dakota -- KFYR - TV
• Snow ushers chaos: stranded motorists, downed power lines, blocked roadways -- Dickinson Press
• Taming the tempest: How the City Dickinson tackles snow removal -- Dickinson Press
• Safe Williston Project looks to speed up surveillance gathering process for Williston Police -- KFYR - TV
• Williston airport prepared for worst case scenario, still operates during the blizzard -- KX News
• Complaints, litigation threats: Billings County Commissioners hold closed meeting -- Dickinson Press
• Attorney General: Billings County commissioners violated open meetings law -- Bismarck Tribune
• Crosby one of 20 communities across ND receiving Main Street Vibrancy program award -- The Journal
• Tioga Fund continues support of local business organizations, approves 2 applications -- Tioga Tribune
• District 2's legislators have mixed response to governor's state budget proposal -- The Journal
• Ray City Commission looks at annexation to extend water service, attract business -- Tioga Tribune
• City, county officials to create joint task force promoting McKenzie County -- McKenzie County Farmer
• Cost of Living Adjustment approved for McKenzie County employees -- McKenzie County Farmer
• Theodore Roosevelt National Park mulls gradually removing wild horse herd -- Dickinson Press
• Council approves changes to snow removal ordinance, snow can't be pushed into street -- Hazen Star
• Taylor Rural Fire Protection District will light up the sky with fireworks on NYE -- Dickinson Press
• Minot City Council keeps CTE on schedule using Hub City money to fill gap -- Minot Daily News
• Dunn County Commission discusses auditor position, concerns over snow removal -- Dickinson Press
• Dickinson Parks & Recreation reports increased revenue, rising expenses -- Dickinson Press
• ND Dept. of Instruction granted $400M in COVID relief funds for schools across the state -- KX News
• Tioga school district seeks next superintendent with help of ND School Boards Assoc. -- Tioga Tribune
• Trinity Early Childhood Education Center nears completion after surge in enrollment -- Dickinson Press
• Renovations at Minot State's Hartnett Hall underway with completion expected in a year -- KFYR - TV
• Not following policy, insubordination led to Williston elementary principal Smith's leave -- KFYR - TV
• Williston State College's first and longtime president, Garvin Stevens, dies at 88 -- KX News
• Alexander Public School taking over the tech world one robot at a time -- McKenzie County Farmer
• As workforce grows, McKenzie County supports daycare for young parents -- Williston Herald
• Tioga school board receives both good and bad news on construction front -- Tioga Tribune
• Alexander Public School seeking $15.5 million bond for expansion due to oil boom growth -- KFYR - TV
• "Teacher's Christmas Wish": Minot elementary music teacher wants to inspire students -- KX News
• Gas for coal? Debate rages on as electric companies propose new fossil fuel investments -- E&E News
• Congress likely to posture towards fossil fuels, support pipelines, revisit energy permitting -- Roll Call
• US buying 3M barrels of oil to start replenishing strategic reserves; more purchases likely -- KFYR - TV
• Europe proves a rush to green energy demands too high a price - cautionary tale for US -- Newsweek
• EU countries agree a gas price cap to contain energy crisis after weeks of split opinion -- Reuters
• US poised to become net exporter of crude oil in 2023 as sales to other countries soar -- Reuters
• Ford again hikes the starting price of the F-150 Lightning pickup, now up 40% since launch -- CNBC
• Despite TC Energy's giant Keystone oil spill, push continues for more pipelines -- The Journal Record
• Oil markets see relatively quiet week, with muted trading ahead of Christmas -- Oil Price
• What would hydrogen hubs do exactly, and would they be as "clean" as envisioned? -- E&E News
• Postal Service's order of "next generation" vehicles includes 45K electrified cars and trucks -- The Hill
• USPS plans to go green by 2026 and its gonna cost taxpayers billions -- Climate Change Dispatch
• Bill Gates got Manchin's support for IRA with $760m battery plant in WVa -- Climate Depot
• German study proves wind turbines slaughter millions of bats every year -- Stop These Things
• EPRI Report: 'Net zero' is a lie, admits the utility industry and its regulators -- Junk Science
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