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The University of Wyoming receive close to $3 million from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for research that focuses on expanding and transforming the use of coal and coal-based-based resources.

The bureau has jurisdiction over vast reserves of oil, gas and coal.

The report identifies $37.9 billion in current available funding across a wide variety of departments.

The way to fight a lie is to tell the truth, relentlessly.

At least 7,000 coal workers lost their jobs last year.

A bill to establish a $1.2 million legal fund in the top coal-mining state advanced without objection Tuesday to a final vote in the state Senate in the days ahead.

We are looking to the wrong place for solutions.

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Do you have grass where you live?

Wyoming government is considering tax breaks to keep the oil and gas industry afloat.