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Quick connects:
• How North Dakota's lignite helped launch an innovation powerhouse at UND -- UND Today
• Tom Erickson, EERC's top executive, recalls growth of 38-year career -- Grand Forks Herald
• Two produced water spills impact ag land in western North Dakota -- Bismarck Tribune
• Developer says data center could generate $46M in property taxes -- Bismarck Tribune
• Natgas plant proposed to support Oliver County data center; ordinance debate continues -- Bismarck Tribune
• MDU announces that earnings are up over last year and plans to power data center -- KX News
• Wyoming DEQ investigates foul odor coming from ponds at coal-fired Jim Bridger Power Plant -- WyoFile
• New Fargo Mayor Josh Boschee announces resignation from North Dakota Senate -- North Dakota Monitor
• Dem-NPL leader Jamie Selzler to replace Fargo mayor in North Dakota Senate -- North Dakota Monitor
• North Dakota Legislature could discuss military museum funding at upcoming special session -- KX News
• North Dakota legislator Scott Meyer believes school lunches will be in special session -- NewsDakota
• Proposed plant could put North Dakota in center of domestic steel production renaissance -- KFYR-TV
• Record number of North Dakotans sought food assistance during the last fiscal year -- Minot Daily News
• Study indicates state lost economic opportunity by not further developing irrigation -- Bismarck Tribune
• Voices for Lake Oahe is an organization aimed at giving a voice to North Dakotan waters -- KFYR-TV
• Grenora, Westby welcome superintendents Spaletta and Laughlin, both from California -- The Journal
• Area school districts are announcing student registration days for coming new school year -- The Journal
• Beulah school district continues preliminary budget talks; activities fees slightly decreased -- The Beacon
• Williston Middle School teacher named 2026 North Dakota History Teacher of the Year -- Williston Herald
• State's "bell to bell' cellphone ban in K-12 schools described as 'a resounding success' -- Prairie Public
• Divide elementary school secretary to train toward becoming its next business manager -- The Journal
• North Dakota's Supt. of Public Instruction Levi Bachmeier wants teachers' salaries to increase -- KFGO
• Shrinking lake, shrinking access: Low water on Sakakawea tough on resorts, boaters -- North Dakota Monitor
• Williston City Commission sets 'intentionally overstated' preliminary 2027 budget of $222M -- Williston Herald
• Williston Basin Airshow is returning to Williston this summer for its fifth year on August 15 -- KFYR-TV
• 2026 Maah Daah Hey 100 draws cyclists nationwide to test endurance in ND Badlands -- Dickinson Press
• Tioga Community Library earns STAR Library award for third consecutive year -- Williston Herald
• Short Ranch in western North Dakota named to National Register of Historic Places -- Bismarck Tribune
• McKenzie County sits along one of North America's greatest paddling journeys -- McKenzie County Farmer
• Dry conditions raise drought and wildfire concerns across McKenzie County -- McKenzie County Farmer
• Williams County proposes 3% increase from 2026 for 2027 levy, $168M total budget -- Williston Herald
• Department of Commerce awards $600,000 to Minot for air force base projects -- Minot Daily News
• North Dakota Community Foundation awarded more than $11 million in grants in 2025 -- Minot Daily News
• Minot City Council approved a preliminary city budget with a hefty tax increase -- Minot Daily News
• Medora City Council delays adoption of comprehensive plan, seeks further review -- Dickinson Press
• Bowman Police Department warns residents about a scammer impersonating officer -- Dickinson Press
• Chevron chief on Iran war and energy markets: 'Situation remains somewhat fragile and uncertain' -- The Hill
• Trump demands US oil companies immediately lower gasoline prices, targets Chevron CEO -- Oil Price
• Tightening global oil inventories outweigh OPEC+ production increase, analyst says -- World Oil
• Trump administration seeks to modernize Arctic exploratory offshore drilling regulations -- World Oil
• U.S. oil exports in July fell to 3.66 million barrels per day, the lowest level in eight months -- Reuters
• US crude oil inventories build by 2.69M barrels as Washington talks up potential peace deal -- Oil Price
• BP more than doubled its profit for second quarter on the back of higher oil and gas prices -- Oil Price
• China builds renewable infrastructure at unmatched scale; remains heavily dependent on coal -- ESG News
• US Energy Secretary Chris Wright claims fuel prices should come down in coming weeks -- Reuters
• Not just New York: Texas freezes new data center projects to shield grid from overload -- USA Today
• Draft agreement that could reopen Strait of Hormuz reportedly awaits Khamenei approval -- Oil Price
• Coal's share of electricity-production in Wyoming at all time low, 47%, despite peak demand -- WyoFile
• API: Long-term investment made US a global energy stabilizer amid market disruptions -- World Oil
• The US fleet of wind and solar farms is set to create a huge amount of landfill waste -- Energy News Beat
• Biden Bucks a bonanza for state offices, Colorado Dept. spent 40 times more -- RealClearInvestigations
• U.S. Supreme Court to open its next term with major climate change lawfare case -- Washington Examiner
• Big tech's net zero fantasy collides with AI reality, green energy not nearly enough -- Manhattan Contrarian