Effects of the One Big Beautiful Bill on Wyoming

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Tudor MarksPowder River Member As we are bombarded with the latest waves of chaos from Washington, including a government shutdown, it is difficult to focus on the specifics of what will actually impact us in Wyoming. To help with this, our affiliate organization, the Western Organization of Resource Councils (WORC) has recently completed a detailed […]

INFLUENCING THE DECISIONS THAT WILL SHAPE WYOMING’S FUTURE

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May 2025 BREAKS Upon starting at Powder River three months ago, I was excited to create conversation to provide a strategic roadmap for the organization. We are well on our way. Our mission is strong – protecting Wyoming’s land, water, air and people. The times demand that we lean into the people part. That we […]

Lessons from History: Wyoming’s 30 Years of Failed Coal Upgrading Projects

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This report traces the state’s legacy of coal upgrading projects from the 1980s to the present. The Resource Council researched sixteen different public and private projects that were attempted during the past thirty years and found that only one successfully created a marketable product. The report offers the fifteen failed projects as evidence that the […]

“When Coal is No Longer King” Panel Discussion

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Watch the panel discussion, When Coal is No Longer King from Powder River’s 47th Annual Meeting on November 2, 2019. This year’s theme explored how the state’s economy must change as the coal industry shrinks. Panelists Denise Parrish, Deputy Administrator of the Wyoming Office of Consumer Advocate; Robin Cooley, Director of the Department of Workforce Services, […]