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• State looks to Ukraine to relieve its extreme need for oil workers -- Fargo Forum
• Sen. Hoeven pushes for DAPL environmental review to be completed -- KVRR
• MACEDC to participate in Bakken GROW oilfield recruitment -- Minot Daily News
• Lignite industry eyes opportunities in rare earth and CO2 capture -- Minot Daily News
• 'Doom and gloom' over energy policies despite an increase in state's oil production -- The Journal
• ND Legislature passes most expensive bill in state history, replacing PERS pension plan -- KFYR - TV
• County signs first road use agreement with Continental Resources -- McKenzie County Farmer
• Marathon's Dickinson plant produces 184 million gallons of 100% renewable diesel -- Dickinson Press
• North Dakota House fails to override governor's veto of school voucher bill -- Dickinson Press
• Controversy erupts in North Dakota Legislature over who gets to negotiate big bills -- Dickinson Press
• Ethics commission funding disputed in House debate; Bill passes House on 52-39 vote -- KX News
• Law officers across the state cracking down on speeding and aggressive driving -- Bismarck Tribune
• Bill maintaining state's Emergency Commission spending limits goes to governor -- Dickinson Press
• North Dakota lawmakers spend final session days resolving disagreements on bills -- KFYR - TV
• Senate defeats resurrected proposal to increase state's interstate speed limit -- Dickinson Press
• Next generation ag bill to 'modernize' ND's corporate farm law passes Legislature -- Dickinson Press
• State lawmakers approve more than $3.2 billion budget to fund North Dakota's colleges -- KX News
• Senate overrides book ban veto; Burgum OKs restrictions for children's collections -- Dickinson Press
• Voters to decide on Legacy Fund proposal lowering amount lawmakers can spend -- KX News
• State legislators approve nearly $500M in Legacy Fund spending; some say bill unclear -- KX News
• ND Commerce Department launches statewide needs assessment survey -- The Center Republican
• City of Williston has scheduled its annual State of the City Meeting on May 11 -- KX News
• There's never been a year like this for school choice, many states adopt plans -- Inside Sources
• Fargo lawmaker questions $70 million line of credit proposed for Roosevelt library -- Dickinson Press
• New $3.2B GTL processing plant planned for border of McKenzie County -- McKenzie County Farmer
• A new face of governance: Minot City Hall's new location opens after years of anticipation -- KX News
• Oregon author's search to understand minerals legacy introduces global audience to ND -- The Journal
• MDU service line, natgas main pipeline replacement project near Dickinson begins May 5 -- KFYR - TV
• Spring prescribed burns planned for TRNP to promote prairie restoration -- Bowman County Pioneer
• Route development begins to bring in-city school busing to Williston next school year -- KFYR - TV
• Burgum vetoes school choice bill, 'falls short' of enhancing educational options -- Dickinson Press
• Opportunities to explore expand for students; efforts could help workforce needs -- Bismarck Tribune
• Tioga and Ray school districts' board elections are set to begin as early as next week -- Tioga Tribune
• North Dakota Legislature OKs diluted 'parental rights' bill after educator pushback -- Dickinson Press
• Burgum signs bill banning 'mandatory, non-credit training' on 'specified concepts' -- Dickinson Press
• Killdeer thanks School Resource Officers, fifth grade students tour courthouse -- Dickinson Press
• Methane may not warm the Earth quite as much as previously thought -- Science News
• Biden admin preparing major crackdown on power plants that fuel nation's grid -- Fox News
• EPA to propose first controls on greenhouse gases from power plants -- The New York Times
• US Senate votes 50-49 to overturn EPA's heavy duty truck emissions rules aimed at smog -- Reuters
• China ramps up its coal consumption despite carbon neutral pledges -- The Guardian
• Heat waves in India drive AC demand, leading clean-energy state back to coal -- Japan Times
• ESG scores: A threat to individual liberty, free markets, and the U.S. economy -- Heartland Institute
• US Venture Global announces 20-year LNG supply deal with Japan's JERA -- Reuters
• New York moves to become first state banning natural gas hookups in new buildings -- Fox News
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