• Summit pipeline opponents receive cease and desist letters -- North Dakota Monitor
• Tribal Energy Access Corridor designation to potentially move forward -- KX News
• Revival ahead for once-stalled solar power projects in ND, MN -- Dickinson Press
• Montana 'stands ready' to help Trump admin expand energy production -- E&E News
• State lands, mineral rights generate historic distributions for North Dakota education -- Dickinson Press
• Senator Cramer vouches for Burgum as governor prepares for cabinet nomination hearing -- KFYR - TV
• More GOP states sign on to oppose Standing Rock Sioux in new DAPL lawsuit -- North Dakota Monitor
• 1K barrel produced water spill reported in McKenzie County from a pipe fitting leak -- Dickinson Press
• Montana Supreme Court affirms decision in Held, historic youth climate case -- Daily Montanan
• Armstrong says property taxes a priority; new governor holds first Cabinet meeting -- Bismarck Tribune
• North Dakota lawmakers gearing up for more school choice legislation in 2025 -- Grand Forks Herald
• Nonprofit to hold 60 minute legislative advocacy virtual training for North Dakotans -- Dickinson Press
• Burgum staff were briefed on Badlands monument plan he called a 'surprise' -- North Dakota Monitor
• Shawn Kessel announces he will not be retained in Armstrong administration on LinkedIn -- KFYR - TV
• North Dakota judge Daniel Hovland blasts Biden for setting fraudsters free -- North Dakota Monitor
• Impactful clipper system brings snow and strong winds across much of North Dakota -- KFYR - TV
• District 2 legislators discuss key issues and priorities for upcoming legislative session -- The Journal
• Williston police chief placed on leave due to investigation into internal grievances -- Williston Herald
• CPKC Holiday Train returns to the Magic City along with Carrington, Harvey and Kenmare -- KFYR - TV
• Rep. Bill Tveit outlines committee assignments, invites participation in upcoming session -- Hazen Star
• Minot AFB to benefit from funding in 2025 National Defense Authorization Act -- Minot Daily News
• Minot Public Schools leadership weighs options for addressing facility improvements -- KFYR - TV
• Dickinson State opens formal search for next president; aims to appoint by July 2025 -- Dickinson Press
• Doug Jensen out January 2 as BSC president, no explanation provided -- North Dakota Monitor
• Divide County moves forward with virtual learning; policy aims to avoid makeup days -- The Journal
• Twelve North Dakotans apply for two openings on state Board of Higher Education -- KX News
• Dickinson State expands with on-site Bachelor's degrees at Williston State College -- Dickinson Press
• Hazen School Board considers fresh attempt at district's administrative structure -- Hazen Star
• Devon Energy donates over $42,000 to support Dickinson community programs -- Dickinson Press
• Advocates for free school lunch call on legislature to prioritize permanent meal funding -- KNOX Radio
• Hess Corp. donates toy trucks to schools across North Dakota for STEM education -- Minot Daily News
• Mountains of unused coal causing financial headaches for US power sector finds new report -- The Hill
• China's thermal power generation up 1.9% in Jan-Nov of this year despite renewables growth -- Reuters
• About half of US at increased risk of power shortfall in the next decade, regulator says -- Reuters
• United States will remain world's largest LNG exporter in 2024 as shipments hit record high -- Oil Price
• Chris Wright is poised to retore U.S. energy dominance at Department of Energy -- RealClearEnergy
• Trump's transition team lands at Energy Department headquarters to meet with leaders -- E&E News
• This is how Donald Trump will put an end to the climate-crazed energy policies of the left -- Newsmax
• Biden throws up another last-minute roadblock to Trump's energy dominance agenda -- Daily Caller
• Federal watchdog calls for emergency halt to Biden's $400B "green" energy slush fund -- Free Beacon
• Energy predictions: Reliable and affordable, people will pay less under Trump -- RealClearEnergy
• Global coal demand has surged to another record high this year according to IEA -- Oil Price
• Biden's EPA grants California permission to ban new gasoline vehicle sales by 2035 -- Fox News
• U.S. shale is nearing the limit of its productivity gains, natural reservoir depletion -- Oilprice.com
• EPA must uphold common sense sustainability in misguided California decision -- RealClearEnergy
• "Everyone's demoralized." Trump's climate threats rattle world's biggest science meeting -- Politico
• Osage Tribe wins again, Oklahoma federal judge orders "ejectment" of 84 wind turbines -- Robert Bryce
• 2024 global coal consumption will be a new record, IEA predicts growth will plateau in 2027 -- IEA
• Unreliability of global temperature and solar activity, and implications for global warming -- Heritage
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