• Why North Dakota is preparing to sue Minnesota over "clean energy" -- Grist
• Trains versus pipelines: safely transporting materials in North Dakota -- KFYR - TV
• Will Legacy Fund sustain services when oil revenues dwindle? -- Dickinson Press
• Midwest could add more ethanol to gasoline under EPA plan -- Bismarck Tribune
• Funding bill for North Dakota Industrial Commission moves to Senate after passing House -- KFYR - TV
• Minnesota Power asks legislature for $25M toward $700M refurbishing of key power line -- Star Tribune
• MDU fined by ND regulators for missing wind farm lighting replacement deadline -- Bismarck Tribune
• NorthWestern Energy considers building a 320 MW nuclear plant in South Dakota -- Williston Herald
• ND receiving $11.39M for wastewater, stormwater infrastructure improvements -- The Center Square
• ND Tourism: state missed out on estimated $344M in revenue, slowly bouncing back -- KFYR - TV
• Confused about North Dakota's legislative session? Here's a recap and look ahead -- Fargo Forum
• Traffic-related bills making their way through ND Legislature after passing Senate -- Dickinson Press
• Proposal would change ballot measure process; legislators to consider resolution -- Minot Daily News
• House Chamber packed while Justice Douglas Bahr instated as Supreme Court Justice -- KX News
• Tax breaks for biofuels, grain bin construction among ag bills passed in North Dakota -- Dickinson Press
• State commerce director makes budget pitch to Senate; bill includes workforce initiatives -- KX News
• Two BNSF train cars went off the track between Des Lacs and Burlington; none injured -- KX News
• Work on Williston State's medical training facility to start soon if funding bill passes Senate -- KFYR - TV
• City of Dickinson releases financial report for January; tremendous tax increases reported -- KX News
• 2 commanders, 4 others fired from Minot Air Force Base; details not yet released -- Dickinson Press
• Magic City Discovery Center one step closer to opening their doors with $100K donation -- KX News
• Crosby's Renaissance Zone proposed expansion to go before city council on March 6 -- The Journal
• Max ambulances get upgrades, ultrasound machines with donations from community -- KX News
• Williston Parks & Rec to host third annual Community Health and Wellness Fair March 9 -- KX News
• New England City Council exploring two funding requests for community needs -- Dickinson Press
• $95M project to add hotel tower, sports bar, fine dining to 4 Bears Casino & Lodge -- Minot Daily News
• Minot woman first North Dakotan to be named to Federal Reserve advisory council -- KFYR - TV
• Fort Berthold highway study requested at Capitol; resolution would create safety corridor -- KX News
• Dunn County Commission discusses auditor-elect vacancy, state's attorney salary -- Dickinson Press
• Hess Corp. offering $40K in scholarships to qualifying North Dakota high school seniors -- WDAY
• Williston school superintendent discusses reconfiguration of ASB Innovation Academy -- KFYR - TV
• Board of Higher Education opposing bill to change faculty tenure at BSC, DSU -- Bismarck Tribune
• Stanley Elementary receives an unexpected $75,000 grant as high-achieving Title I school -- KFYR - TV
• Real World Camp draws 100 freshman from across the region thanks to Bank of Tioga -- The Journal
• Lunch debt cannot be sent to collections if bill clears Senate; already passed House -- The Journal
• Tioga school board hires the district's next superintendent; Paul Olson to start July 1 -- Tioga Tribune
• Contractors begin work on auxiliary gym on the east side of Magic City Campus -- Minot Daily News
• New England 7th graders learn web design, basics of HTML, video game design -- Dickinson Press
• Southwest Area CTE academy officially opens its doors to Dickinson students -- Dickinson Press
• UND administrators and students weigh varying opinions of TikTok use on campus -- Dickinson Press
• 'Drill Baby Drill' 2.0: EPA needs to start permitting wells for carbon dioxide sequestration -- Forbes
• Hunting clean energy in the west: feds betting billions on 'new' nuclear technologies -- Bismarck Tribune
• House Republicans act on numerous bills in sweeping energy, permitting reform package -- E&E News
• Frackers set to plow more cash into oil fields this year compared with last -- Wall Street Journal
• 'We can't find people to work': The newest threat to Biden's anti-fossil fuel agenda -- Politico
• House Republicans' top watchdog turns his attention to EPA environmental justice grants -- E&E News
• EPA slow-walking state permits for CO2 injection, Biden backing extremists -- Washington Times
• Advanced Energy United: frameworks needed for transmission buildout 'don't really exist' -- Utility Dive
• Republicans seeking Democratic buy-in to overhaul federal permitting need to try harder -- E&E News
• Pipeline operator Enbridge commits $1 billion to company that turns food waste to energy -- Reuters
• EPA has proposed something new, and oil and gas advocates are sounding the alarm -- E&E News
• Biden admin faces dilemma in weighing approval of Alaska's large North Slope oil project -- AP News
• Three injured in Montana coal mine collapse; history of safety violations reported -- Bismarck Tribune
• Pipeline developer says Illinois CO2 sequestration could be just the beginning -- Energy News Network
• Midwest CO2 pipeline rush creates regulatory chaos that could affect sequestration hopes -- E&E News
• DeSantis, Pence leading launch of multimillion-dollar campaign to speed energy approvals -- Politico
• Inflation Reduction Act program to reduce methane emissions faces Republican repeal -- E&E News
• Regulations repeal top priority for new House E&C Committee chairwoman -- Washington Examiner
• Blackout warning: Brace yourself for coming electricity shortages -- Institute for Energy Research
• Half the world at risk of starvation under net zero, warn top climate experts -- Lindzen and Happer
• New study finds no link between gas stoves and respiratory illness -- Climate Change Dispatch
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