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ND oil production drops again; remains above 1 million barrels a day | News, Sports, Jobs

eogden@minotdailynews.com Eloise Ogden/MDN North Dakota’s oil production numbers have declined slightly according to January figures from state officials. Yet, the state continues to produce more than a million barrels of oil a day. North Dakota oil production numbers dropped again in January to 1.147 million barrels a day, state officials said. In December 2020, the state produced 1.191 million barrels of oil and in November 2020, 1.227 million barrels of oil. The January numbers are the most recent figures available and were released by the North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources on Thursday. The price of crude oil on Thursday was $56.25 for N.D. light sweet and $64.44 for West Texas Intermediate.

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US Senate confirms two more key Biden cabinet picks

US Senate confirms two more key Biden cabinet picks
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Gina Raimondo and Dan Mckee Good luck to new U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo, a smart former venture capitalist and Rhode Island governor who was most successful in the pre-pandemic part of her term, and her successor, Dan McKee, a soft-spoken former Cumberland mayor, education reformer and businessman. He’s taking over at a difficult time, of course, but, knock on wood, he’s probably escaped the worst crises of COVID-19, now that vaccinations are rapidly accelerating and the economy, in fits and starts, is reopening. Mr. McKee, like Ms. Raimondo, is a moderate Democrat, which probably best fits today’s public-policy needs, at least until the national Republican Party pulls itself back from neo-fascism and orange-idol-worship.

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Special Focus: 2021 Forecast & Review – Washington Outlook

Special Focus Special Focus: 2021 Forecast & Review â Washington Outlook On his first day as President, Biden recommitted the U.S. to the Paris Climate Agreement, rescinded the construction permit for the Keystone XL oil pipeline, and ordered federal agencies to begin reinstating over 100 environmental regulations rolled back by Trumpâincluding ones governing methane leaks from O&G wells and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from vehicle tailpipes. Dr. Roger Bezdek, Contributing Editor In November, former Vice President Joseph Biden defeated incumbent President Donald Trump, winning 51.3% of the vote compared to 46.9% for Trump. Bidenâs margin was 7.1 million votes, and 306 Electoral College votes, compared to Trumpâs 232. However, margins in several key states were closeâ21,000 votes in Wisconsin and 12,000 in Georgia.Â

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