• ND produces more energy than most OPEC nations: Gov. Burgum -- Fox Business
• Lignite Energy Council discusses future regulations at annual meeting -- KX News
• Summit will make new permit application in South Dakota -- Iowa Capital Dispatch
• MDU projects 30% drop in natural gas prices this winter for its customers -- KX News
• Coal industry doing well in North Dakota despite Biden Administration's energy policies -- KFYR - TV
• Study shows ND birds respond more negatively to biofuel expansion than oil, gas -- Minot Daily News
• North Dakota regulators approve more carbon storage space for Project Tundra -- Bismarck Tribune
• How fluctuating gas prices impact North Dakota schools and police departments -- KFYR - TV
• Governor Burgum weighs in on how legislature should handle voided OMB bill -- KFYR - TV
• Construction at North Dakota Capitol could impede special legislative session -- Bismarck Tribune
• Board chair refused request from Burgum's office to resign amid budget bill suit -- Bismarck Tribune
• State's congressional delegation supports 45 day funding bill to avoid shutdown -- Minot Daily News
• North Dakota selected to join the Skilled Immigrant Integration Program's sixth cohort -- KFYR - TV
• Workforce shortage despite 2% or less unemployment rate in many North Dakota cities -- KX News
• Bank of North Dakota President and CEO announces plans to step down next year -- Bismarck Tribune
• Rep. Kelly Armstrong calls removal of Speaker Kevin McCarthy silly and a waste of time -- KFYR - TV
• Devon Energy supports local initiatives with $37K donation to Dickinson United Way -- Dickinson Press
• Construction commences on I-94 Interchange for crucial repairs near South Heart -- Dickinson Press
• Dickinson's second annual Kind Hearts Day unites community in acts of compassion -- Dickinson Press
• Hundreds gather to welcome veterans home from Western North Dakota Honor Flight -- KFYR - TV
• McKenzie Health asks for $10M from the Board of County Commissioners -- McKenzie County Farmer
• Ward County 2024 budget is set at over $60 million; property taxes increase nearly 7% -- KFYR - TV
• Divide County Ambulance District decision of when to update fleet complicated by costs -- The Journal
• Beulah City Council approves 2024 annual budget, including $1.1 million deficit -- The Beacon
• USDA Forest Service enacts fire restrictions to protect North Dakota's prairie lands -- Dickinson Press
• Despite a 'mass exodus,' these people are giving education a try as a second career -- Dickinson Press
• Bismarck State College receives $2 million federal workforce development grant -- Bismarck Tribune
• McKenzie County School District enrollment continues to grow with 100 new students -- KFYR - TV
• Williston Basin School District continuing to prepare for potential elementary school bond -- KFYR - TV
• Divide County High School students spend week making documentary of life in Crosby -- The Journal
• Ray school board appoints two new members to fill vacancies after special meeting -- The Journal
• Bowman County hosts 1,000 students for T4 immersive learning experience -- Bowman County Pioneer
• US crude output grew in July to near its pre-COVID peak, fueled by record Texas production -- Reuters
• New NIMBYism blocks CO2 pipelines, challenges for infrastructure buildup -- Wall Street Journal
• US Interior Department plans three offshore oil, gas lease sales over next five years -- S&P Global
• California legislation requiring companies to pay for oil and gas well cleanup in limbo -- ProPublica
• Montana's AG appeals landmark climate change ruling that favored youth plaintiffs -- Bismarck Tribune
• Speaker McCarthy's ousting means enormous implications for energy, environment policy -- E&E News
• US exported more natural gas in first half of 2023 than in the same period of any previous year -- EIA
• Oil and gas groups ask EPA to open door for more technologies to monitor methane -- S&P Global
• After closing nuclear plants, Germany turns to coal to meet winter demand -- Climate Change Dispatch
• Offshore wind projects implode over inflation, supply chain and community backlash -- Robert Bryce
• No, the summer weather data doesn't amount to climate catastrophe -- Roy Spencer in Newsweek
• The fast-growing energy source which will power the future of the world: Yes, it's coal -- MSN
• Scientist Judith Curry: Despite alarmism, climate-related deaths are falling -- John Stossel interview
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