energy policy

He said the average Wyoming resident is paying roughly $25 more for a gallon of gas compared to when Biden was sworn in in January.

Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney asked Paul Ulrich of Jonah Energy about the impact president Joe Biden's energy policies have had on Wyoming.

Barrasso says the president's energy proposals are ''a recipe for repeated disaster.''

Wyoming Governor Matt Mead says he is moving ahead with plans for a state energy policy. Gasoline prices continue to fall in Wyoming heading into the Thanksgiving holiday. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.

A Texas company that plans to build a plant to convert coal to gasoline in Carbon County is still negotiating with Idaho National Laboratory about reviewing the project. Doug Randall reports. Governor Matt Mead traveled to Riverton Monday to meet with the public and discuss options to find a long-term source of drinking water. some water wells in the Pavillion area tested positive for contaminants

Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen joins us today in The Morning Zone at 7:37AM MDT. We'll get his update on latest negotiations to sell city-owned property along Dell Range Blvd. to the owners of Menard's Home Improvement Stores, discussions to fill the downtown hole, and we will talk with him about phase I of the Lions Park Improvement Plan nearing completion...

The news has been filled with stories about the national and global economy, but what about our local economy? Dale Steenbergen, Executive Director of the Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce  will dissect this when he guests at 8:07AM MDT on today's Morning Zone with Dave Chaffin...

Wyoming's lone representative in Congress, Cynthia Lummis, will be our special featured guest at 8:07AM MDT in The Morning Zone. She will focus largely on the efforts going on in Washington to cut the deficit and get spending under control, and, about the real issues involved in raising the nation's debt limit.

Senator Mike Enzi (R-WY) Senator Mike Enzi says the President's Energy policy is like frosting on a cardboard cake, Doug Randall reports. The Bureau of Land Management says it has nearly cleared the backlog of unissued oil and gas leases in Wyoming. Click past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.

by Abrahm Lustgarten, ProPublica, Jan. 25, 2011, 8:34 a.m. This piece, available here, is generously provided by the non-profit Pro Publica and is part of their series, "Buried Secrets: Gas Drilling's Environmental Threat." View the full series here ...