Bankruptcy, coal experts voice concerns, takeaways
Lawyers, academics and coal bankruptcy veterans see red flags as new coal operators entered the state, they said Friday at a UW School of Law conference.
Shannon Anderson
Wyoming coal can’t be saved by a marketing scheme
Drake: Legislators’ desire to spend $1 million on vague bill to respond to coal industry ‘emergencies’ is unnecessary.
EQC delays coal permit to consider company track record
Environmental Quality Council says DEQ, stakeholders must research impact of violations in Appalachia before board will permit Blackjewel LLC to mine
Public records dispute may land state in court
They’ve paid thousands in fees and waited months, but two advocacy groups don’t have the public records they requested. Who are they, what’s the holdup and what does it mean for Wyoming's new fees for records rules?
Records quest for 800 Wyo. agencies drives open records review
Legislators are considering changes to new rules that allow state and local government entities to charge for access to some public information.
