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Fremont County avoids EMT strike after extending contract - WyoFile (opens the original)
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The union representing 30 emergency medical technicians and paramedics serving Fremont County cancelled plans to strike later this week after the county extended its contract with their employer as a stop-gap measure. Organized under United Steel Workers Local 9012, the first-responders originally planned to walk out Monday and then postponed the strike to Thursday. The union officially stood down Wednesday, however, a day after Fremont County commissioners inked a new two-year contract with the
What will ‘super’ El Nino bring to landlocked, parched Wyoming? (opens the original)
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What does the “super” El Nino weather pattern gather ing strengt h near the equator in the Pacific mean for landlocked Wyoming thousands of mi les away? For starters, less-than-average wind this winter. Additionally, between now and late spring, the southern half of the state can expect higher-than-average precipitation, while the northern part — especially the northwest corner — can expect less than average. Despite El Nino’s global weather inf luence, however — and its roll- of- the- dice supe
A flood of Chinese soda ash has Wyoming's industry swimming in troubled waters - WyoFile (opens the original)
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After decades of quietly chugging along as the state’s largest global export commodity, reaping an annual $1.3 billion, Wyoming’s trona mining and soda ash industry is navigating troubled waters. In addition to diminishing demand — primarily for glass derived from soda ash — China, in only six years, built a super-efficient soda ash industry the size of Wyoming’s. In contrast, it took decades for the Cowboy State to corner 14% of the global market. The industry employs some 2,500 people in Wyomi
What will ‘super’ El Nino bring to landlocked, parched Wyoming? (opens the original)
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What does the âsuperâ El Nino weather pattern gathering strength near the equator in the Pacific mean for landlocked Wyoming thousands of miles away? For starters, less-than-average wind this winter. Additionally, between now and late spring, the southern half of the state can expect higher-than-average precipitation, while the northern part â especially the northwest corner â can expect less than average. Despite El Ninoâs global weather influence, however â and its roll-of-the-dice
Bucking the wind: Wyoming artists transform wind blade into snowfence - WyoFile (opens the original)
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A collection of Wyoming artists is hoping for a few good, blustery snowstorms this winter in the Esterbrook community in the Medicine Bow National Forest — an opportunity to test a new art installation, and to inspire. “Windborne,” functionally, is a modern-day snowfence made of a single wind turbine blade, chopped into a dozen pieces planted in a row. It’s designed to pull swirling snowflakes down into a pile instead of allowing the white stuff to drift across a road near the Wyoming Rescue Mis
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