Judge Sides With Coal Company Over Wyoming Permit Rejection
The department is reviewing the ruling and expects to work with others to see if they will appeal, department spokesman Keith Guille said Wednesday.
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Wyoming Judge Weighs Process Arguments in New Coal Mine Case
State officials followed the right process under Wyoming law, Powder River Basin Resource Council attorney Shannon Anderson argued.
New Permit Try for Proposed Wyoming Coal-to-Products Mine
The mine would supply coal for research into turning coal into usable products.
Judge Invalidates Wyoming Elk Feedground Permit
The ruling sends the matter back to the Forest Service to address the issue.
Wyoming BLM Offices Issue Permits To Cut Christmas Trees
The BLM recommends Engelmann spruce, sub-alpine fir, Douglas fir, ponderosa pine and lodgepole pine as the best species for your Christmas tree.
Company Denied Permit for Wyoming Coal Mine Appeals Decision
The facility would be located in a previously mined area in northern Wyoming near the small ranching community of Ranchester.
New Wyoming Coal Mine Permit Sent Back for More Work
Ramaco CEO Randall Atkins says he's disappointed and the company will need to start over with permitting after almost five years of work.
Washington State Rejects Permit for Coal-Terminal Project
The department cited impacts to air quality, noise pollution and tribal resources, among other areas.