Wyoming Joins Lawsuit Over Feds New Water Rule
"The EPA rule exceeds their authority."
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EPA Offers Wyoming $248K for Stormwater, Sewer System Upgrades
Stormwater can be a significant source of water pollution and a public health concern.
Carcinogens Found at Montana Nuclear Missile Sites; Cancers Found
The discovery is part of the Air Force’s ongoing investigation of its nuclear missile bases.
Casper-Based Pipeline Operators to Pay $12.5M After Spills
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced the settlement on Monday.
Natrona County High School Student Places in Top Three at EPA Pollution Prevention Storytelling Challenge
Shosh is among 25 students recognized for submitting winning stories, essays, infographics, videos and a mock newspaper article highlighting how pollution prevention practices implemented at businesses benefitted communities, the environment, and the businesses themselves.
Three Gas Processors Settle Claims with EPA, Department of Justice
The settlements require them to pay a combined $9.25 million in civil penalties.
Judge temporarily blocks clean water rule in 24 states
A federal judge temporarily blocked a federal rule in 24 states that is intended to protect thousands of small streams, wetlands and other waterways. U.S. District Judge Daniel L. Hovland in Bismarck, North Dakota, on Wednesday halted the regulations from the U...
EPA Settles With Dyno Nobel Over Alleged Violations at Cheyenne Plant
The EPA has settled with Dyno Nobel over allegations that it failed to comply with hazardous chemical emergency release notification requirements at its Cheyenne plant.
Governor Gordon deeply concerned over the EPA's Transport Rule
Governor Gordon and six other governors representing states included in the Southwest Power Pool (SPP), are deeply concerned over the consequences of the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Transport Rule and its impact on the SPP’s ability to deliver reliable electricity.
CEO of Defunct Cheyenne Company Gets Federal Prison
The former CEO of Wasatch Railroad Contractors has been sentenced to 30 months in federal prison for wire fraud and knowingly exposing employees to asbestos.