BNSF Railway Agrees to Pay $140,000 for Discharging Oil in North Platte River
The EPA and the U.S. Coast Guard administer the Clean Water Act.
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Senator John Barrasso Stops by Laramie Live
He spoke about his trip to Laramie, his recent trip to the border, and his thought on the recent moratoriums on oil and gas and its effects on Wyoming
Biden Plan Would Spend $16B to Clean Up Old Mines, Oil Wells
Some sites have sat unattended for decades.
Texas Oil Company Agrees to Fine for Spill Near Thermopolis
An Environmental Protection Agency iinvestigation found that the company did not have an adequate emergency response plan in place.
As Climate Fight Shifts to Oil, Biden Faces a Formidable Foe
Coal dominated U.S. power generation for decades.
U.S. Officials: Report on Oil and Gas Sale Ban Due by Summer
President Joe Biden announced a temporary suspension of new lease sales a week after taking office.
UW EORI Report Looks at Impact of Biden Moratorium
The federal government owns 68 percent of the federal minerals in the state.
UW to Host Annual Wyoming Oil and Gas Fair
The Wyoming Oil and Gas Fair this year will be hosted by the University of Wyoming's Enhanced Oil Recovery Institute (EORI).
UW Holding Energy Webinar on Recent Executive Orders
Several legal and economic experts will be examining the recent White House executive orders that have suspended energy leasing on federal lands during a webinar roundtable hosted by the University of Wyoming's School of Energy Resources (SER) on Tuesday, February 2...
Gordon, Cheney and Others React to President Biden Suspending Federal Oil Leasing
Prominent Wyoming authority figures, such as Governor Mark Gordon and Congresswoman Liz Cheney, as well as local agencies like the Petroleum Association of Wyoming, have issued statements condemning an order that, for the next 60 days, suspends approval of new oil and gas leases, along with key agency, regulatory, and development actions.