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Pres. Trump is promising U.S. dominance in Venezuela’s oil industry. But industry experts are more skeptical, including in Wyoming – one of the top oil producing states in the country.
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Oil and gas companies snatched up less than 1% of acres offered up in a bonus federal lease sale in Wyoming. But an industry group says that’s not for a lack of interest in drilling.
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The Department of Energy cut about $8 billion in federal energy grants. Here are the ones that could impact Wyoming.
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New Mexico and Wyoming continue to receive the biggest portions of revenue gained from energy development on federal lands.
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The politician is known for his support of energy development. He could oversee 10% of land in the U.S.
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Wyoming is faced with a tale as old as time: balancing multiple interests on public land. The state is poised to protect a threatened pronghorn herd, but federal directives for Unleashing American Energy could get in the way.
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A new report shows the rate of spills from oil-and-gas drilling is dropping in some of the Mountain West’s top fossil fuel-producing states. But conservation groups warn these spills are still significant and can harm area waters, lands and wildlife.
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Environmentalists worry the report will be used to justify an increase in drilling without justifiable demand.
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One law creates repercussions for people who vandalize petroglyphs, pictographs and historical inscriptions, with fines of up to $750 and or up to six months in jail.
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Kathleen Sgamma is the president of Denver-based Western Energy Alliance, where she’s worked for nearly two decades to reduce barriers for oil and gas producers extracting from federal lands.