• Oliver County votes against local carbon capture zoning rules -- Bismarck Tribune
• Rob Port: Harris choosing Tim Walz as her running mate is a mistake -- Fargo Forum
• North Dakota is squandering two vital resources: wind power, natural gas -- InForum
• ND sees gas bonanza and grid challenges in AI revolution data centers -- E&E News
• Researchers at UND are getting $3 million to find a better way to recycle old wind turbines -- KX News
• UND's EERC receives $5 million to assist carbon capture efforts in Williston Basin -- Dickinson Press
• Minnesota releases environmental impact report, schedules hearings on CO2 capture proposal -- KFGO
• Marathon and TC Energy end involvement in proposed Heartland Hydrogen Hub -- Bismarck Tribune
• BLM's Bakken oil lease sale brings in $24M; most lucrative auction held in region this year -- E&E News
• Governor Burgum warns a Walz vice presidency would be negative for North Dakota -- Dickinson Press
• North Dakota lawmakers react to Tim Walz being named Harris's running mate -- Valley News Live
• Series of debates scheduled for North Dakota governor, US Senate and House races -- Dickinson Press
• State revenue collections remain strong, running 12% above legislative forecast -- Prairie Public
• Legacy Fund in-state investment program poses tricky transparency questions -- North Dakota Monitor
• Law enforcement to begin using new tool to crack down on drug-impaired driving -- Bismarck Tribune
• Some denominations raising concerns about rise in Christian nationalism in ND -- Fargo Forum
• NDDOT seeks comments on Hwy 85 expansion through bighorn sheep habitat -- North Dakota Monitor
• Main Street Summit to bring internationally known speakers to Watford City -- McKenzie County Farmer
• Starting in late 2025, Minot will be drawing its main water source from Lake Sakakawea -- KX News
• Proposal to pave portion of County Road 14 OK'd by Ward County Commission -- Minot Daily News
• Denbury Resources makes sizable donation to local American Legion Posts -- Bowman County Pioneer
• Burgum holds roundtable to discuss housing challenges facing northwest North Dakota -- KFYR - TV
• Very nearly time for Mercer County Commission to approve a preliminary 2025 budget -- The Beacon
• Badlands Astronomy Festival offers stargazing, workshops and cosmic discovery -- Dickinson Press
• Williston Basin School District board has approved a contract for a new business manager -- KFYR-TV
• Williston School Board approves new public engagement policy, quarterly meetings -- Williston Herald
• Rob Pedersen, Ray's new elementary principal, gained experience in Plentywood -- The Journal
• Tony Holecek takes over as Grenora superintendent; held same job at Westby School -- The Journal
• State Board of Higher Ed announces search for Interim President of Dickinson State -- Dickinson Press
• Teachers budget large amounts of personal funds for classrooms to enhance learning -- KFYR-TV
• Workers are trying to finish up new high school in time for first day of class in the Magic City -- KX News
• McKenzie County to offer remote learning option through Watford City Virtual Academy -- KFYR-TV
• Local teen Aidan Pelton appointed to Superintendent's Student Cabinet -- McKenzie County Farmer
• Comprehensive back-to-school guide for Dickinson Public and surrounding areas -- Dickinson Press
• Harris picks Minnesota's Tim Walz as running mate; what that means for climate, energy -- E&E News
• Far-left climate activists say Kamala Harris is one of them, believe them -- Washington Free Beacon
• Harris campaign mum about whether she still wants to put a climate tax on Americans -- Daily Caller
• Tim Walz' climate record in Minnesota should sound alarms for American energy security -- Townhall
• LNG pause: Does Kamala Harris stand with her administration or energy voters -- Energy In Depth
• EIA forecasts tighter supply and demand balances this year, lowers outlook for crude prices -- Reuters
• Global electric demand is soaring, IEA expects 4 percent growth in 2024 and 2025 -- Robert Bryce
• Global demand for oil and natural gas continues to set records, 106M bbl/day -- Oilman Magazine
• US investing $2.2B to revamp nation's power grid, protect it against extreme weather events -- Reuters
• DC appeals court orders FERC to fix process, reconsider LNG export project in Texas -- Texas Tribune
• In only 8 months, Biden administration has churned out $1.2 trillion in new regulations -- Daily Caller
• Germany sees EV sales plummet by 36.8% from a year earlier as Berlin ends subsidies -- Oil Price
• US shale producers boost production forecasts following unexpected Permian success -- World Oil
• EPA, red states tee up speedy DC Circuit fight over power plant rule before next January -- E&E News
• It's time to stop fretting about load growth and get serious about demand-side solutions -- Utility Dive
• The great "green economy" is failing as costs hammer consumers, businesses -- Manhattan Contrarian
• Biomass power station produced four times emissions of UK coal plant, says report -- The Guardian
• From vanishing polar bears to coral reefs, climate disinformation refuses to die -- Bjorn Lomborg
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