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Commentary: Biden EPA doubles down on risky carbon capture

Commentary: Biden EPA doubles down on risky carbon capture
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Feed My Starving Children event held in Grand Forks

The goal for this year was to raise $95,000 and pack 320,000 meals.

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Feed My Starving Children event slated for Friday and Saturday at Minnkota Power - Grand Forks Herald | Grand Forks, East Grand Forks news, weather & sports

Volunteer openings are still available and financial donations are encouraged in order to reach this year’s $95,000 goal, event organizers say

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OPINION: Carbon capture could expand Alaska power options

OPINION: Carbon capture could expand Alaska power options
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Burgum, other officials ask for more money to sue the feds

State officials on Wednesday asked lawmakers to budget more money to fight federal environmental rules and regulations they believe could hurt North Dakota.

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