Stories Tagged as
Wyoming
Gillette, Wyoming: Industry and politics in coal country
by
Eliza Mills
and Hayley Hershman
Mar 10, 2017
Under a new administration, this extraction-industry town feels revitalized.
Imagining the future of coal in Gillette, Wyoming
by
Kai Ryssdal
Feb 23, 2017
As the energy market dwindles, some are finding new uses for coal.
Why two American billionaires are betting on renewable energy
by
Kai Ryssdal
and Robert Garrova
Feb 8, 2017
Philip Anschutz and Warren Buffett, two of America’s richest moguls, see a greener future for the electric grid.
Layoffs arrive in Wyoming's coal fields
Apr 7, 2016
Two large mines lay off 15 percent of workers, as the industry's troubles come to Wyoming
Wyoming debates refugee resettlement
Sep 21, 2015
There is stiff opposition to refugees in the only state without a resettlement program.
Affordable housing for teachers in short supply
Jul 24, 2015
Some cities are building lower-cost homes for educators and hospital workers.
For public good, not for profit.
Pine Beetle timber boom could soon bust
Apr 23, 2015
The beetle has eaten almost all the host trees, leaving less dead wood to harvest.
Wyoming tries to prepare for life beyond oil
Jan 8, 2015
Energy states have tried to diversify. Wyoming and Alaska remain highly reliant on oil revenue.
To build housing, or not, for oil boom workers
by
Miles Bryan
Jan 6, 2015
When an investment is good for transient energy workers, but not for a small town.