Wyoming’s first federal oil and gas lease sale in more than a year is set to begin today. Few are satisfied with the offerings. And nobody is sure how it will play out.

The novel approach to mine cleanup funding approved by Wyoming lawmakers won rare bipartisan approval, but conservation groups say reclamation policy still has a long way to go.

The federal government will include one-third fewer Wyoming tracts than anticipated in the first oil and gas lease sale of the Biden presidency.

The NO RUSSIA Act would require the Department of Energy to “immediately begin executing” development of the uranium reserve, for which the agency has already been allocated $75 million.

Rep. Tim Hallinan has been trying for six years to bring down the tax on coal. This year's bill is the most successful to date.

Lawmakers are contemplating changes to a system designed to ensure money exists to pay for cleanup work at coal mines. 

Wyoming will not see a federal oil and gas lease sale in the first quarter of this year, despite the federal government saying earlier that it would hold one.