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GILLETTE — The Biden administration’s proposal to end federal coal leasing in the Powder River Basin will have “grave” and “drastic” consequences for Campbell County, the nation’s largest coal supplier

Campbell County is circulating a petition to accompany the commission's formal protest against the BLM's "no future leasing" proposal.

Wyoming joined 18 other states, led by Alabama, in a lawsuit accusing five states — California, Connecticut, Minnesota, New Jersey and Rhode Island — of “imposing ruinous liability and coercive

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With the state’s coal industry facing increasing federal regulations and a declining market, lawmakers are considering whether state subsidies, in the form of tax breaks, might mitigate the financial turmoil

The move compounds pressure on coal communities to diversify their economies.

With the state’s coal industry facing increasing federal regulations and a declining market, lawmakers are considering whether state subsidies, in the form of tax breaks, might mitigate the financial turmoil

Crude oil prices rose to monthly highs on hopes of increased demand, driven by positive economic indicators from China and the U.S.

Monumental changes proposed by the Bureau of Land Management would put an end to federal coal leasing in the Powder River Basin, putting an out-right stop to coal mining in