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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.”

Magical cows and the colonization of Western public lands

Opinion

September 1, 2020 by Jennifer Molidor and Erik Molvar 15 Comments

In rebuttal to a recent guest column, Jennifer Molidor and Erik Molvar argue that grazing’s effects are antithetical to wild habitat conservation.

School + pandemic = high anxiety

Opinion

August 25, 2020 by Asta Bowen Leave a Comment

When the pandemic is over, writes retired teacher Asta Bowen, let’s look not only at what society needs from schools, but also at what the young truly need from us.

If you like birds and fish, hug a cow

Opinion

August 18, 2020 by Pat and Sharon O'Toole 11 Comments

Rural landscapes and wildlife, write Wyoming ranchers Sharon and Pat O’Toole, need ranching and irrigated agriculture to survive.

Don’t hurt farmers to save the Colorado River

Opinion

June 2, 2020 by Andy Mueller 1 Comment

In a rebuttal to former Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt’s recent column, agricultural advocate Andy Mueller argues that buy-and-dry programs are not the answer to the Colorado River system’s oversubscription.

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

Magical cows and the colonization of Western public lands

School + pandemic = high anxiety

If you like birds and fish, hug a cow

Don’t hurt farmers to save the Colorado River

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