Mead said, “In a state that is heavily reliant on mineral prices, these things (revenue fluctuations) can happen, so I asked for a more smooth, stable trend-line that allows us to project out where we want to be and need to be.”
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Gov Mead calls for fiscal policy change, and fuel tax
Mead said, “In a state that is heavily reliant on mineral prices, these things (revenue fluctuations) can happen, so I asked for a more smooth, stable trend-line that allows us to project out where we want to be and need to be.”
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Buchanan on Carbon Sink: UW didn't kowtow to powerful interests
Buchanan on Carbon Sink: UW didn’t kowtow to powerful interests — An op-ed by Tom Buchanan, University of Wyoming president Critics of the removal of the “Carbon Sink, What Goes Around Comes Around” installation at the University of Wyoming have fashioned a narrative in which the university kowtowed to powerful interests, restricted free speech and […]
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Buchanan on Carbon Sink: UW didn't kowtow to powerful interests
Buchanan on Carbon Sink: UW didn’t kowtow to powerful interests — An op-ed by Tom Buchanan, University of Wyoming president Critics of the removal of the “Carbon Sink, What Goes Around Comes Around” installation at the University of Wyoming have fashioned a narrative in which the university kowtowed to powerful interests, restricted free speech and […]
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Roundtable set to mull strategic push for Wyoming coal
Roundtable set to mull strategic push for Wyoming coal It’s no secret that many people in Wyoming are on edge about the future of the coal mining industry. That’s why the University of Wyoming’s School of Energy Resources has called for a roundtable discussion, “Powder River Basin Coal: Domestic Challenges and International Opportunities,” to be held from […]
