• ND Supreme Court to hear pipeline survey access case -- North Dakota Monitor
• Researchers find cost-effective way to extract rare-earth elements from coal -- MPR
• Alaska legislators travel to ND to learn about carbon capture efforts -- Alaska Beacon
• Many Heartland Hydrogen Hub details will take years to finalize -- Bismarck Tribune
• North Dakota energy sector sees slowed growth in Q3 sales -- McKenzie County Farmer
• North Dakota regulators worry new methane rule could cost jobs, thousands of barrels of oil -- InForum
• Bakken, Permian take spotlight in quarterly federal oil, natural gas auctions -- Natural Gas Intelligence
• Public Service Commission approves MDU request for interim natural gas rate hike -- Bismarck Tribune
• New Mexico, the No. 2 oil-producing US state, braces for possible end to income bonanza -- KX News
• ND PSC inviting comments regarding certificate of corridor and route permit transfer -- The Beacon
• General fund revenue 10.4% higher than state forecasted during budgeting -- North Dakota Monitor
• 3rd quarter taxable sales in ND up from 2022; economic activity might be slowing -- Bismarck Tribune
• ND League of Women Voters works to spur more candidates for 2024 election -- North Dakota Monitor
• North Dakota GOP taps next executive director; third person to hold role this year -- Bismarck Tribune
• CPKC Holiday Train returns to North Dakota this weekend, making six stops through state -- KFYR - TV
• State agencies collect over 13,000 food items in third year of Auditor's Office challenge -- KX News
• State Senator Dale Patten seeking re-election in McKenzie, Dunn County's District 26 -- KX News
• Slain Mercer County deputy remembered as dedicated lawman, family man, friend -- Bismarck Tribune
• FEMA approves $15.8M in public assistance for Mountrail-Williams Electric Cooperative -- KX News
• Divide County to hear public comments about potential changes to solar ordinance -- The Journal
• Crosby City Council looks to fill open mayor's seat after Vassen cites plans to move -- The Journal
• Stark County Sheriff's Office adopts safer restraints, abandons dated method -- Dickinson Press
• Williston Police Department officers to receive $1,400 bonus thanks to state grant -- KFYR-TV
• Construction on Williston's US 2, 2nd Ave W intersection starting in 2025 say officials -- KFYR - TV
• Minot Air Force Base a major winner defense bill passed by Congress this week -- Minot Daily News
• Wabek School comes back to life after Andes undertakes its restoration -- McLean County Independent
• Dreams of white Christmas in western ND unlikely to come true this year -- Bowman County Pioneer
• Unqualified teachers are in the classroom due to North Dakota's teacher shortage -- KX News
• Williston school board votes to keep 'not age-appropriate' library books on the shelves -- KFYR - TV
• Lincoln Elementary in Beach transforms learning landscape with $8,208 DPI grant -- Dickinson Press
• Deliberations over next Minot Public Schools superintendent to spill into next week -- KFYR - TV
• NDSU leaders request 'refresh' of funding formula for higher education institutions -- Dickinson Press
• North Dakota seeks CDL shortcuts to remedy bus driver shortage -- North Dakota Monitor
• ND Assistant Principal of the Year winner from Lewis and Clark North Shore Plaza -- Minot Daily News
• Five WCHS art students recognized at Badlands Art Association Art Show -- McKenzie County Farmer
• Wyoming innovates to combat climate change as part of "all-of-the-above" energy policy -- CBS News
• New pipelines to bring significant volumes of natgas to export terminals under construction -- US EIA
• Grid monitor warns of blackouts as coal plants retire; debate over slowing retirements -- E&E News
• FTC opens inquiry of Chevron-Hess merger, marking 2nd review this week of major oil deal -- KX News
• Unprecedented COP28 agreement unlikely to prompt upheaval in US energy landscape -- The Hill
• Oil-rich Saudi Arabia urging nations to take action on growing climate threat of wind, solar -- E&E News
• India, 3rd largest crude importer, to boost refining capacity by 1M bpd each year until 2028 -- Oil Price
• World oil demand to rise faster than expected to 1.1 million barrels per day in 2024 says IEA -- Reuters
• What do China and India know about coal that Biden and Democrats don't? -- Real Clear Energy
• Lesson for fossil fuel advocates' from COP28: Stop "Arguing to 0," start "Arguing to 100" -- Alex Epstein
• USA Today claims weather getting weirder, more extreme; Data shows it's not -- Climate Realism
• Climate change advocacy: Is it incompetence or intentional fraud? -- Manhattan Contrarian
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