We’ve been here before: Wyoming nuclear project echoes of past
Though elected officials tout its economic promises, nuclear opponents say the Natrium project is no different from previous failed public investments.
Natural Resources
Grand Teton civilian mountain goat gunning a go — again
The national park will again allow ‘qualified volunteers’ to shoot exotic mountain goats that threaten a small, native herd of bighorn sheep.
Wyo looks to store, divert more water as Lake Powell dries up
Five water storage projects underway in Wyoming would capture or use 115,000 acre-feet from an already strained basin. Wyoming is bent on accomplishing its goals.
Falcons, a via ferrata and the clash of recreation v. conservation
In Sinks Canyon State Park, the conflict over a proposed project underscores challenges of balancing outdoor use with wildlife managment.
First-of-its-kind approach to coal reclamation bonding in the works
Industry and environmental advocates see “assigned trust” as a viable option for ensuring reclamation after closures.
