• Trial underway in Energy Transfer lawsuit against Greenpeace -- The Center Square
• Political pressure led to the delay of a key permit for DAPL -- North Dakota Monitor
• Tribal nations at protest 'didn't know who Greenpeace was' -- North Dakota Monitor
• SD Governor signs eminent domain ban on CO2 pipelines -- North Dakota Monitor
• 68-turbine, 46-acre, $621 million wind project approved in northeast South Dakota -- Mitchell Republic
• Proposed Flickertail Wind Farm draws concerns from Eddy County residents -- Grand Forks Herald
• What happens to the ethanol industry if carbon dioxide pipelines are not built? -- Successful Farming
• Enable Bakken Crude Services has reported a produced water spill in Williams County -- The Journal
• How will ND spend its $6.5B budget? Here are some of the most expensive bills -- Dickinson Press
• Trump, DOGE policies see strong support among likely North Dakota voters -- North Dakota Monitor
• Reaction comes in from North Dakota leaders, organizations to Trump's State of the Union -- KX News
• Fargo lawmaker calls for special hearing on state impact of federal funding cuts -- North Dakota Monitor
• Rep. Ron Marshall resigns from Montana Legislature, cites influence of lobbyists -- Daily Montanan
• North Dakota lawmakers aim to extend term limits after voters approved them -- Bismarck Tribune
• North Dakota eastern border cities expect confusion if time change bill passes -- North Dakota Monitor
• Rural lawmakers band together to better serve constituents during this session -- North Dakota Monitor
• Williams County Commission approves conditional use permit for frac sand facility -- Williston Herald
• Cause of Tioga fire not determined; second report released on last October's fires -- The Journal
• Seasonal load restrictions in effect for Dickinson, Stark County; maximum of 80,000 pounds -- KX News
• Flood protection for the Souris Basin could get huge boost from funding proposal -- Minot Daily News
• Biota Water Treatment Plant very close to completion as it marks 4th year of construction -- KFYR - TV
• Sizable majority of voters say legislators whiffed on rejecting free school meals -- North Dakota Monitor
• Minot High School students step up to raise money to pay off district's lunch debt -- Minot Daily News
• Candidates for superintendent position with Williston Basin School District selected -- Williston Herald
• Williston Education Association and school board prepare for contract negotiations -- KFYR - TV
• Williston Basin School Board president appoints Brittany Kilgore to fill vacant position -- KFYR - TV
• Divide County gets $925K literacy grant; district will enhance instruction, targeted support -- The Journal
• Governor to sign school voucher bill, calling it 'remarkable achievement for Wyoming' -- WyoFile
• K-12 students from across North Dakota showcase their STEM projects at state capitol -- KFYR - TV
• Canada's oilfield drilling, services sector showing signs of slowing due to threatened tariffs -- Reuters
• US natural gas prices surge on robust export flows and strong demand forecasts -- Oil Price
• Burgum formally terminates Biden-era public lands rule advisory panel and five others -- E&E News
• US Energy Secretary Chris Wright touts nuclear as tech sector's thirst for electricity grows -- AP News
• Longtime mining exec pushing administration to deem coal used to make steel as "critical" -- E&E News
• Energy Secretary Chris Wright throws support behind vast expansion in geothermal energy -- The Hill
• Plans for a new pipeline from Canada to United States floating through the oil industry -- E&E News
• Global trade wars intensify as US 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico come into effect -- Oil Price
• $375B EPA slush fund handled by John Podesta gave billions to environmental activists -- NY Post
• Washington Post advances conspiracy theory about opposition to offshore wind -- Wretched Hive
• Jump-starting a new era of energy realism; US experiencing a pivotal moment -- RealClearEnergy
• Ontario will tariff electricity going to Michigan, New York and Minnesota beginning next week -- The Hill
• Green hydrogen company Plug Power, which got $1.66B DOE loan, reports $2.1B loss -- Robert Bryce
• Lomborg: UN suppresses debate, pushes green deal policies while spreading eco lies -- New York Post
• PBS pushes climate doom, ignores real data debunking global warming hysteria -- Climate Realism
• Hey, EPA, why not regulate greenhouse gas H2O emissions while you're at it? -- Dr. Roy Spencer
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