Wyoming essayist Nina McConigley on why she has a jackalope tattoo, and another of a covered wagon.
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Report: industrial solar disrupts big-game movements
Paper is the first in the country to examine and quantify the impact of solar fields on big game. It isn’t anti-solar, author says, but it does ask land managers and solar companies to think about siting and design.
Posted inenergy
Biologist: Wind development outpaces slow work of tracking eagles
Wildlife biologist Mike Lockhart is tracking golden eagles in Wyoming as part of ongoing field research to identify potential conflicts between the federally protected species and wind energy developers.
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Development, wildlife collide along iconic Wyo migration paths
Controversial projects set in motion by Sublette County commissioners in the Red Desert-to-Hoback mule deer migration corridor expose shortcomings of Wyoming’s migration protections.
Posted inenergy
Carbon removal is coming. Can it bring jobs and climate action?
Scientists have debated whether a new technology is a critical climate solution or would carry unacceptable risks. A project in Wyoming’s coal region could begin to provide answers.
