Drones, mites, electromagnetic energy — Wyo’s war on invasives
Battling invasive species in a state as vast as Wyoming comes with huge hurdles. Researchers are finding innovative ways around them.
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This land is your land
Opinion
by 9 Comments If you hunt, fish, climb, hike, ride, bird watch or bike — some of the best reasons to live in Wyoming — you should be in favor of preserving the status of public land in perpetuity.
‘Clean Energy Revolution’ offers lifeline to Wyo economy
Opinion
by 2 Comments State’s leaders, however, must be willing to embrace renewable energy and let go of fossil fuel dependence, Drake writes.
Wyo GOP passes resolution opposing state of emergency
As COVID-19 kills record numbers of residents and overwhelms the state’s hospitals, the Wyoming GOP demands Gov. Mark Gordon rescind the legal underpinning for public-health orders.
Week 35: The pandemic in Wyoming from Nov. 7-13
Wyoming reached a critical point in its battle with COVID-19 this week as patient loads overwhelmed hospitals, healthcare workers and contact tracers, prompting the governor to announce plans to tighten health orders for the first time since spring.
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President Biden, prove yourself to Wyoming
Opinion
by 13 Comments The president-elect can support policies that will help coal communities while not running afoul of his party’s platform, Dodson writes.
Mountain mirror
Laramie student’s image of serene reflection in the Snowy Range wins student photography prize.
State gives Aethon OK to inject Moneta pollutants into aquifer
Approval next goes to feds as conservation groups vow to fight to preserve Madison aquifer in Wind River Basin.