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Wyoming stashes $793M in savings, projects $4.4M shortfall

December 2, 2014 by Gregory Nickerson 1 Comment

Gov. Mead says his supplemental budget should be viewed in light of nearly $1B in savings posted in 2014, rather than a $4.4M projected shortfall.

Take A Risk: How to create a society that matches its scenery

March 25, 2014 by Samuel Western 3 Comments

Samuel Western writes that Wyoming is America’s monolith of demographic, educational, political, and economic monoculture — and monocultures collapse.

Permanent Mineral Trust Fund is Wyoming’s financial centerpiece

March 25, 2014 by Guest Column 8 Comments

Sen. Charlie Scott (R) says the conservative management of Wyoming’s Permanent Mineral Trust Fund has served us well for decades, and helps keep taxes low.

Saving mineral funds is an uphill battle for Wyoming

May 14, 2013 by Kerry Drake 6 Comments

How successful can Wyoming's partisan Senate delegation be when the federal government has shown an increasing willingness to take away mineral funds?

Safe Bet? Wyo officials weigh investment in DKRW's coal-to-liquids proposal

February 14, 2012 by Dustin Bleizeffer 4 Comments

The company seeking to build the nation’s first coal-to-gasoline plant in Wyoming has trimmed its request for taxpayer-backed bonds — allowing them to bypass legislative approval and rely only on approval of Carbon County, the State Treasurer and Gov. Matt Mead.

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