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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EPA again delays Pavillion groundwater investigation related to fracking
This week’s news of yet another delay further frustrated stakeholders on all sides of the issue, including some Pavillion area residents who believe the EPA’s investigation — and conclusions mentioned in the draft report — is the most reliable information on the matter.
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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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Wyoming’s multi-million dollar effort to clean up abandoned wells fails to launch
Efforts to clean up abandoned coal-bed methane gas wells lacks financing and is mired in outdated rules and regulations guiding oil and gas development.
