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Occidental

2020: A budget crisis, energy transitions and a virus that changed everything

December 29, 2020 by WyoFile Staff Leave a Comment

WyoFile’s 2020 review looks back at 12 months of tumult and adaptation.

What the public needs to know before Wyo buys 1 million acres

Opinion
March 10, 2020 by Lawrence J. Wolfe 4 Comments

Transparency, public input, independent analysis, legislative oversight are all necessary argues natural resources law expert.

Rumors, exuberance, jousting mark advance of land deal bills

February 27, 2020 by Andrew Graham 14 Comments

As measures empowering Gov. Mark Gordon to negotiate what might be $1B acquisition progress divisions emerge among politicos jostling for control over the purchasing process and even the eventual management of lands

Gordon promises caution, pitches land deal as an investment

February 21, 2020 by Andrew Graham 7 Comments

Deal involves a numbers-minded governor of a state with huge trust funds, an oil giant under pressure and 5 million acres of land and minerals.

State could spend hundreds of millions on Occidental land

February 20, 2020 by Andrew Graham 19 Comments

Massive land, minerals purchase could dip deep into the state’s savings funds; proponents say it would bring much-needed revenues, but belt-tightening first.

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