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With Bitcoin mining, Wyoming can leverage its advantages

Opinion

April 30, 2021 by Dave Dodson 5 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.

State OK’s wind lease for 675-foot turbines near Laramie

January 26, 2021 by Angus M. Thuermer Jr. 12 Comments

Residents’ bitter opposition fails to convince land board to put off controversial commitment said to generate $21 million from state land over the project’s lifespan.

As Western states move away from coal, Wyoming clings to it

Opinion

December 15, 2020 by Dustin Bleizeffer 6 Comments

As the rest of the West rushes to reduce carbon-emissions, Wyoming is moving in the opposite direction, creating the possibility that “the burgeoning renewable market might just blow past Wyoming.”

Wind on wheels

March 29, 2019 by Andrew Graham 2 Comments

Riding the inexorable winds of change, a line of rail cars carries massive turbine blades through the historic coal mining town of Rock Springs.

Can we find an equitable wind tax?

Opinion

February 19, 2019 by Michael Madden 5 Comments

A decade into the hunt for a sensible wind power policy in Wyoming, a grassroots effort seeks to take the question legislators have failed to resolve directly to the people

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With Bitcoin mining, Wyoming can leverage its advantages

State OK’s wind lease for 675-foot turbines near Laramie

As Western states move away from coal, Wyoming clings to it

Wind on wheels

Can we find an equitable wind tax?

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