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New federal rules aim to lower methane pollution, a top contributor to climate change, from oil and gas production. The industry says this could have sweeping impacts on Wyoming.
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Wyoming has a new way for testing emissions related to oil and gas production, and the state won an award for it.
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Wyoming has sided with the oil and gas industry by moving forward with leasing a parcel of state school trust land in a crucial part of a migration route in Sublette County.
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Wyoming is passing up millions of federal dollars that could go toward closing down some low producing oil and gas wells.
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The federal government is nearing an almost inevitable shutdown this Sunday, and the oil and gas industry is worried.
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The public comment period for a proposed BLM rule on oil and gas leasing ends this Friday. Among other changes, the proposal would increase bonding requirements for cleanup costs and increase royalty rates.
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Thousands of Americans are dying prematurely because of pollution from oil and gas, according to a new study from four health and environmental advocacy groups, those include Boston University, University of North Carolina, the Environmental Defense Fund (EFD) and Physicians, Scientists and Engineers for Health Energy.
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Out of the three top-producing oil and gas states in our region, Wyoming was the only one to report a decrease in spills in 2022. But, some say there is still room for improvement.
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This year, inflation has reached a 40-year high, and it has largely been felt at the gas pump. Those in Washington D.C. have ideas about how to tackle inflation, especially in rural areas like Wyoming.
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The Wyoming State Geological Survey published a report that shows waters at certain depths near the Wind River and Bighorn basins are not fit for human and agriculture use; however, the research indicates the water could be used in the extractive industries.