Wyoming DEQ

Cyanobacteria, or blue-green algae, can produce dangerous toxins and irritants.

The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality (WYDEQ) is providing $843,660 of grant funding for early replacement of diesel school buses through the 2022 Diesel Emissions Reduction Act

Blue-green algae, or harmful cyanobacteria, can toxic to humans, pets and livestock.

On April 18, DEQ approved a work plan submitted by Maverik.

The website offers up-to-the-minute updates on air quality in Cheyenne, Casper, Laramie, and other locations.

About 50 to 70 gallons of diesel are believed to have spilled into the lake, according to a spokesman for the DEQ.

People are being asked not to use the lake while cleanup efforts continue.

A legislative committee has endorsed the idea of Wyoming taking over sole regulation of uranium mining in the state.

An Australian company's plan to experiment with turning coal into gas without removing the coal from the ground is headed for a state review panel. Teachers across the state will have a regular opportunity to provide input into state education leadership by participating in the Director's Teacher Cabinet, sponsored by the Wyoming Department of Education...

A man accused of deliberately damaging valves at the Sinclair Oil Refinery in October of last year has been sentenced. The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality will meet in Pinedale later this month to discuss ozone.