This bypass project will be an investment in the region’s economic and population growth, while providing needed transportation capacity as we undertake nuclear modernization at the Minot Air Force Base.
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Now, we are nearly at the finish line, with the public comment period set to end next week.
Between the redevelopment of Minot’s former landfill and the proposed expansion of the Maysa Arena, we are working to make a major, multi-purpose upgrade to the recreational facilities available in the Minot region – from outdoor…
I don’t expect that, but I expect to figure out a way to grow this to a point where it’s so popular, they want to fund it.
The only caveat I would have with federal funding for this program is, I’m not taking federal oversight.
If you want to scale this up, it’s going to be not an insignificant expense.
What we’re looking at is CSP, the Conservation Stewardship Program … we want to make $100 million of that eligible, on an annual basis, for a match for this kind of program.
We need additional ag assistance in the short-term. We’re working to do just that both to address market challenges and natural disasters.
This is a prime location in the heart of Fargo, and should be put to good use for the community.
We appreciate efforts to expand the All American Trail North, and are working to continue improving this area.
This community bike ride highlights the importance of outdoor recreation to improving mental health, but also the vital role of public spaces like the All American Trail North.
We outlined the importance of accelerating our nuclear modernization efforts, including fielding new helicopters to guard the missile fields, upgrading our B-52s and accelerating both the LRSO and Sentinel programs to ensure we’re able to…
Minot Air Force Base is the only dual nuclear base in our nation, with an incredibly important mission given the security challenges we face around the globe.
This announcement represents a commitment to the future of North Dakota’s oil industry—and a promise to America we will not step away from the resources God gave us.
We know the Bakken still holds billions of barrels of oil just out of reach of our current technology, but through the combined efforts of the Department of Energy and industry partners, those barrels of oil will enhance our national…
This investment recognizes years of work by the EERC, industry partners, and state leaders to unlock more of the Bakken’s enormous potential while utilizing captured carbon dioxide productively.
At this point, we are in a hurry as a nation, rightfully so, to bring more, more rare earth elements, and everything that’s connected to that, domestically.