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Judge Tosses Lawsuit Against Wyoming Law Requiring Voters Provide Proof of Citizenship
The lawsuit contained ‘broad, conclusory allegations lacking factual substance,’ the judge found.
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Old Miner, New Trick: Gleaning Gold From Wyoming Copper Mine
Using boulder-crushing force and a new finesse in separation techniques, a veteran gold digger said mine near Cheyenne has over $1 billion in copper.
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Wyoming Opens Dual Mine: Coal for Power, Rare Earths for Everything Else
The Ramaco Resources Brook Mine will extract a relatively small amount of coal, but it is loaded with minerals that domestic industries now import.
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Former Sen. Alan Simpson From Wyoming Dies at 93
‘He was an uncommonly generous man,’ his brother, Pete Simpson, said in a statement.
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First Human Case of Bird Flu Identified in Wyoming
A Wyoming resident has been hospitalized with the bird flu, the state’s first human case and the third U.S. hospitalization.
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Bureau of Land Management Blocks New Coal Mining at Nation’s Largest Coal-Producing Region
The agency said it made the decision following an analysis of potential climate and public health impacts.
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Federal Government Proposes Alternatives for Managing Colorado River System
The Colorado River region is split into a Lower and an Upper basin, which submitted separate plans for the river’s future and could not reach agreement.
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Judge Rules Wyoming Abortion Laws, Including Ban on Abortion Pills, Are Unconstitutional
The judge’s decision permanently blocks the laws from going into effect, although the state is expected to appeal the ruling in the Wyoming Supreme Court.
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Grand Teton Grizzly Bear No. 399 That Delighted Visitors for Decades Is Killed by Vehicle in Wyoming
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‘Unprecedented’ Wildfire Rages Through Wyoming’s Bighorn National Forest
The lightning-sparked fire has burned 118 square miles, four times more than the blaze previously labeled the forest’s largest in 100 years.
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Over 500,000 Acres Burned in Wyoming as Crews Fight to Contain Wildfires
The state has seen 522 wildfires so far this year.
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Biscuit Basin at Yellowstone Park to Remain Closed for the Summer After Hydrothermal Explosion
The explosion was not caused by volcanic activity, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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Hydrothermal Explosion at Yellowstone Sends Plume of Steam and Mud Into the Air
The explosions are typically the result of water flashing into steam underground: USGS.
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Judge Tosses Lawsuit Against Wyoming Law Requiring Voters Provide Proof of Citizenship
The lawsuit contained ‘broad, conclusory allegations lacking factual substance,’ the judge found.
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Old Miner, New Trick: Gleaning Gold From Wyoming Copper Mine
Using boulder-crushing force and a new finesse in separation techniques, a veteran gold digger said mine near Cheyenne has over $1 billion in copper.
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Wyoming Opens Dual Mine: Coal for Power, Rare Earths for Everything Else
The Ramaco Resources Brook Mine will extract a relatively small amount of coal, but it is loaded with minerals that domestic industries now import.
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Former Sen. Alan Simpson From Wyoming Dies at 93
‘He was an uncommonly generous man,’ his brother, Pete Simpson, said in a statement.
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First Human Case of Bird Flu Identified in Wyoming
A Wyoming resident has been hospitalized with the bird flu, the state’s first human case and the third U.S. hospitalization.
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Bureau of Land Management Blocks New Coal Mining at Nation’s Largest Coal-Producing Region
The agency said it made the decision following an analysis of potential climate and public health impacts.
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Federal Government Proposes Alternatives for Managing Colorado River System
The Colorado River region is split into a Lower and an Upper basin, which submitted separate plans for the river’s future and could not reach agreement.
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Judge Rules Wyoming Abortion Laws, Including Ban on Abortion Pills, Are Unconstitutional
The judge’s decision permanently blocks the laws from going into effect, although the state is expected to appeal the ruling in the Wyoming Supreme Court.
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Grand Teton Grizzly Bear No. 399 That Delighted Visitors for Decades Is Killed by Vehicle in Wyoming
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‘Unprecedented’ Wildfire Rages Through Wyoming’s Bighorn National Forest
The lightning-sparked fire has burned 118 square miles, four times more than the blaze previously labeled the forest’s largest in 100 years.
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Over 500,000 Acres Burned in Wyoming as Crews Fight to Contain Wildfires
The state has seen 522 wildfires so far this year.
|
Biscuit Basin at Yellowstone Park to Remain Closed for the Summer After Hydrothermal Explosion
The explosion was not caused by volcanic activity, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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Hydrothermal Explosion at Yellowstone Sends Plume of Steam and Mud Into the Air
The explosions are typically the result of water flashing into steam underground: USGS.
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