Cost to study controversial Wyoming dam jumps 50%
Lawmakers agree to spend another $613,685 amid questions about the state’s plan for the proposed West Fork Dam.
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Lawmakers agree to spend another $613,685 amid questions about the state’s plan for the proposed West Fork Dam.
Conrad writes: Please join me in saying enough is enough. RMP’s aggressive transition plans aren’t in the public’s interest. Wyoming can’t afford this increase, be it families or industry.
BWXT Advanced Technologies is designing micronuclear reactors in Wyoming. These have the potential to supply Wyoming industries, such as trona mines, with carbon-free energy.
After people say they’re afraid to voice public criticism of state agencies, a Wyoming legislative task force is allowing anonymous feedback about how their government can be improved.
Wyoming elected officials, residents and business owners packed a room in Casper on Thursday night to tell the Public Service Commission to deny a 30% rate increase Rocky Mountain Power wants.