Bills to secure miners’ health benefits lack Wyo pol support
Neither Cheney, Enzi nor Barrasso have backed measures that would let Kemmerer miners and retirees keep health insurance benefits after coal bankruptcy.
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DEQ, residents clash over ozone pollution
Sublette measures levels that clean-air advocates say should trigger controls, but state regulators demur, saying rules are unclear.
Sublette measures levels that clean-air advocates say should trigger controls, but state regulators demur saying rules are unclear.
Fallen Wyoming coal giants tangled in high-finance feud
Two fallen Wyoming coal mining companies are tossed about in a feud between multinational consultants, while miners and municipalities scramble for scraps
Game & Fish: Wildlife migration protest won’t derail policy
Agency says neither the designation of two new migration corridors, nor the agency’s broader approach to such habitat have been upset by pushback from influential user groups.
BLM offers draft for Moneta: font of revenue, pollutants
Draft EIS for 4,250-well project that anticipates $198 million a year in tax revenue is linked to Wyoming’s plan for discharging treated and tainted water into Boysen Reservoir.
