State says still no definitive link between oil and gas industry and petroleum compounds discovered in water from some domestic wells.
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Gov Mead must deliver answers to fracking question in Pavillion pollution
Without buy-in from all stakeholders — especially the tribes and the Pavillion area residents — there can be no true resolution.
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Is Gov Mead’s exclusion charge against EPA hypocrisy?
Pavillion residents left out of groundwater pollution negotiations could take issue with Gov. Mead’s charge that Wyo. got excluded from regional haze talks.
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Wyoming embarks on groundwater monitoring rule for oil and gas development
This week, officials from Gov. Matt Mead’s staff, along with the Wyoming Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, set out to implement a plan that may help avoid Pavillion-type scenarios. State officials rolled out a proposed rule change to establish a baseline groundwater testing and monitoring program for oil and natural gas development.
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Pavillion working group meets Oct 10
Pavillion working group meets Oct 10 The Pavillion working group will continue its work on groundwater contamination at a public meeting scheduled for 9 a.m. October 10 at the Central Wyoming Community College in Riverton. The meeting is hosted by Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) and the Wyoming Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (OGCC). […]
