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.
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Gordon should have seen the Supreme Court smackdown coming
Opinion
by 5 Comments The lawsuit against Washington for refusing to permit a coal export terminal made clear that the only states’ rights Wyoming wants to protect are its own, Drake opines.
Federal grants add momentum to Wyo carbon capture movement
Proponents say federal incentives can help Wyoming prop up its economy and be a leader in the climate change battle, but the technology remains untested at scale.
With Bitcoin mining, Wyoming can leverage its advantages
Opinion
by 6 Comments Building cryptocurrency mines would leverage the state's competitive advantages and existing workforce, Dodson opines. Current policy, however, instead tries to compete with London for bankers and programmers.
Gov. Gordon must lead school funding fix
Opinion
by 4 Comments The chief executive’s lackluster response to $300 million crisis falls short of what’s needed, Drake opines.
