As water-banking bill dies, Fontenelle eyed to relieve drought
Wyoming sees potential to release water owned by the federal government instead of cutting back use by irrigators, industry and municipalities to meet downstream obligations.
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As water shortages loom, Wyo seeks water-bank bill
Lawmakers seek “beneficial use” label for drought mitigation, security against downstream demands.
Green River could boost industrial complex dream
Legislators hoping to build a Wyoming energy complex could more easily divert Green River water under a bill U.S. Sen. John Barrasso advanced last week.
Struggling Wyoming pronghorn subject of major study
Wyoming biologists seek to determine how drought, energy development, habitat competition and migration barriers may play a role in pronghorn herds that are about half their size as they were 20 years ago.
Low pregnancy rates in elk not due to wolves
Research published today shows that wolves are not responsible for low pregnancy rates in elk near Cody.