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Expert: Blocked coal merger puts Wyoming at higher risk

September 30, 2020 by Dustin Bleizeffer Leave a Comment

Court ruling increases the likelihood that mine closures in the PRB will happen under the ownership of smaller, more opaque, less financially stable owners, experts say.

Transition in Coal Country: Rural communities on the brink

June 23, 2020 by Dustin Bleizeffer and Mason Adams 2 Comments

Coal communities in Wyoming and Appalachia are vital revenue engines for their rural regions, and they both face major downturns with little time to adjust. A new project investigates what the regions can learn from one another.

Select committee helped restore integrity to Wyo mineral tax system

Opinion
March 17, 2020 by Michael Madden 1 Comment

With only three months to work and a host of complex aims, the Select Committee on Coal/Mineral Bankruptcies rose to the challenge.

$500,000 for laid off workers squeaks into Senate budget

February 25, 2020 by Andrew Graham Leave a Comment

As a week of budget amending wrapped up, the House and Senate took opposite positions on a $500,000 appropriation to help the next round of laid-off coal miners or other workers.

Report: Shakiest coal companies have most mine cleanup left

January 21, 2020 by Andrew Graham 2 Comments

The report, by the Western Organization of Resource Councils, suggests declining coal markets could overwhelm regulatory system. State regulators disagree.
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