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Locals question fast-tracked mining project near Devils Tower (opens the original)
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A proposed rare earth mine in northeast Wyoming is one of a string of natural resource projects across the West that may benefit from a federal fast-tracking process. Nearby residents have questions about the safety and viability of the project. Sundance, Wyoming is no stranger to the idea of a mining project in the nearby Bear Lodge Mountains in the Black Hills National Forest. About 12 miles north of the town, a proposed mine in the recreation area of Bull Hill has been discussed since 2004. R
Wyoming Forestry unveils new aerial firefighting facility in Casper (opens the original)
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Wyoming State Forestry opened a new helibase Thursday to house aircraft that help fight wildfires. The Casper facility is the latest move in a push for more wildfire resources and an aggressive approach to suppressing fires this season. Wyoming State Forester Kelly Norris said the new base will act as a centralized location for aerial fire resources and will strengthen the state’s fire response. “ Wyoming takes an all hands, all lands approach to wildland fire suppression,” Norris said. “That ap
DOE Under Secretary talks data centers, drought and the “nuclear renaissance” (opens the original)
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Wyoming is a leading driver of energy, but drought and growing demand are posing challenges. U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Under Secretary Kyle Haustveit recently visited the Western Area Power Administration (WAPA) in Colorado. It’s a federal agency that operates critical electric transmission infrastructure across a 15-state region, including Wyoming. While on the road, he spoke to Wyoming Public Radio’s environment reporter Teal Davis about the outlook for nuclear power, data centers and if
Trump administration seeks to make only intentional killing of endangered animals illegal (opens the original)
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A U.S Fish and Wildlife memo, signed by the agency’s director, Brian Nesvik, outlines intentions to remove consequences for unintentionally killing animals protected by the Endangered Species Act. The memo, obtained by The New York Times, was dated Sept. 14 and published by the paper on Wednesday. Currently, the Endangered Species Act (ESA) prohibits any killing of an endangered animal, even if the resulting death was unintentional. The memo would change this restriction to only prohibit intenti
Wyoming’s commercial fishing registration nets $187,000 in first year (opens the original)
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Last year, lawmakers created a registration system for guided commercial fishing trips. Now, they are considering creating an outfitting board to provide more oversight for fishing across Wyoming. Lawmakers approved a new registration requirement for commercial trips last spring. The $325 registration fee hit about 500 total commercial outfitters this season. “The reason for that [fee amount] was trying to cover the cost of the department,” Fisheries Division Chief Alan Osterland said at a recen
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