• North Dakota delegation calls for EPA to withdraw methane rule -- Minot Daily News
• ND officials say proposed oil leasing rules would hurt the US -- The Center Square
• ExxonMobil's acquisition of Denbury bodes well for Bakken economy -- WDAY
• ND trust lands generate $522.5M in oil and gas royalties -- Bismarck Tribune
• Proposed initiative would require North Dakota lawmakers be out of office before turning 81 -- Fox News
• Work is progressing on the $435 million Northwest Area Water Supply project -- Prairie Public
• North Dakota's seat belt law moves from secondary to primary enforcement Aug 1 -- Williston Herald
• Group wanting to eliminate North Dakota property tax officially launches statewide effort -- KX News
• Governor Doug Burgum becomes 7th candidate to qualify for first Republican primary debate -- KFGO
• Doug Burgum: From Fargo to Microsoft to the White House in 2024? -- Wall Street Journal
• Port: Doug Burgum has officially qualified for the first debate stage. Now what? -- Fargo Forum
• Bakken Rocks Cookfest comes around full circle in 14th year with return to Killdeer -- Minot Daily News
• McKenzie County continues to lead oil production with 5,410 active wells -- McKenzie County Farmer
• NDDOT announces $10M funding program for state's townships; invites applications -- Dickinson Press
• Major milestone passed in construction for Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library -- KFYR - TV
• Williston airport boarding sees 30 percent increase over last year as bigger planes arrive -- KFYR - TV
• Three people hospitalized in crash where semi failed to yield four miles east of Ray -- KFYR - TV
• Divide County Commission facing potential $3.2M revenue shortfall in 2024 budget -- The Journal
• Royalty oversight program now in place; created to provide protection to mineral owners -- The Journal
• Influx of out-of-town guests ND State Fair brings has major impact on city of Minot -- Minot Daily News
• Tioga city commissioners voted to again take up expansion of Community Center -- Tioga Tribune
• Williston Economic Development awards $75,000 grant to develop drone infrastructure -- KFYR - TV
• Ray school board gives preliminary budget approval; next year's finances in good spot -- Tioga Tribune
• Early enrollment at Tioga's Central Elementary show all-time high number of students -- Tioga Tribune
• NDDPI is seeking applicants for US Senate Youth Program through October 22 -- Minot Daily News
• Highly anticipated Wolf Pup 2 on track to open for upcoming school year -- McKenzie County Farmer
• New Alexander Daycare estimated to be $5.4M ask of city from the county -- McKenzie County Farmer
• Williston Education Association endorses school board incumbents for recall election -- KFYR - TV
• Bowman School announces new guidelines for use of electronic devices -- Bowman County Pioneer
• Taylor-Richardton Elementary unveils newly completed state-of-the-art gymnasium -- Dickinson Press
• Eight students awarded $40,000 in scholarships from Hess Corp. and NDSF Foundation -- KX News
• U.S. refining profits are expected to fall from last year's records but remain strong -- Reuters
• Obscure elements in Biden oil regs could make waves for drillers ? and federal coffers -- E&E News
• Is Germany's aggressive energy transition away from coal threatening its industrial future? -- OilPrice
• Clean energy transition could lead to shortage of metals, finds new report -- Interesting Engineering
• Canada releases framework to phase out fossil fuel subsidies; first G20 country to do so -- Reuters
• Ten questions to ask yourself about the transition to renewables -- Wall Street Journal
• "'A hoax": Steve Milloy exposes climate fearmongering about hot summer weather -- PJ Media
• Meteorologist mocks study claiming heatwaves "impossible" without 'climate change' -- Climate Depot
• Climate expert rips Washington Post claim of hottest "world record" ocean temperature -- Climate Depot
• Lawmakers see need for 'common language' on ever-more pressing energy permitting reform -- The Hill
• EPA agrees to reconsider national smog-forming emissions limits for new gas power plants -- Reuters
• Senate Republicans react to Biden admin's proposed new rule on public lands leasing -- KFYR - TV
• China's gasoline demand seen peaking at 3.7 million bpd as EV boom hastens transition -- Reuters
• US oilfield service providers expect rig count recovery later this year citing uptick in prices -- Reuters
• Supreme Court paves way for construction of controversial Mountain Valley Pipeline to resume -- CBS
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