New Moneta proposal said to threaten ‘most valuable’ water
Aethon says the deep Madison aquifer where it would dispose of pollutants is already tainted, is too expensive to develop for domestic use and is not needed by nearby communities.
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‘Us vs. them’: Recruiting Wyomingites for domestic fight
Amid broadening social and political divides a group of Albany County businesses and elected officials invited “all patriots” to a recruitment event for a Colorado-based civil-defense group
Two of UW’s Black 14 share untold stories, post-George Floyd view
Dismissal from the 1969 Wyoming football squad was one of many racial indignities and dangerous encounters the Black 14 football players experienced. In the post-George Floyd era, they are telling their other stories.
Judge stalls Wyo’s repayment of $47M in oil lease revenue
Funds from overturned oil and gas lease sales have already been disbursed for school kids, elderly, disabled and those “below the poverty line,” Wyoming said.
Scientists: Reworked BLM plan still fails to protect sage grouse
Agency’s preferred alternatives don’t account for four-year population slide, wildfire risks or landscape-scale coordination as the BLM aligns federal conservation plans with states’, experts charge. Others back the federal plan.
