Federal land management officials recommend almost 4,400 new natural gas wells be drilled in western Wyoming, an area where energy mining is already blamed for increased air and water pollution. The amount of natural gas to be harvested is supposedly equal to about one year's supply for the US. The damage to wildlife, their habitat and the environment is expected to be significant. The Bush administration is pushing for these decisions.
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Bush Administration Approves Expanded Wyoming Drilling
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Submitted by chemrat on Mon, 2008-06-30 16:41. | Tags: politics | Bush Administration | drilling for natural gas | ecology | environment | Federal Land Management | Wyoming
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Wyoming Passes Carbon Capture & Sequestration Bill
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Despite the fact that the technology for carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) does not exist yet, Wyoming has gone ahead and passed a bill that smooths the way for CCS and clean coal in their state.
Submitted by Tim Hurst on Tue, 2008-03-18 18:44. | Tags: politics | carbon capture | clean coal | climate change | energy policy | environmental policy | global warming | split-estate | Wyoming
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Video: Wyoming Would Be Uniquely Affected By Climate Solutions, Senator Says
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Sen. John Barrasso (R-WY) discusses growing demand to address climate change the effects of that demand on the marketplace and questions congressional witnesses about fossil fuel use.
Submitted by EPTV on Mon, 2007-11-05 17:48. | Tags: business | carbon | climate change | coal | energy | fossil fuel | ghg | global warming | greenhouse gas | jobs | Senate | video | Wyoming