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Hageman, Barrasso Won’t Support Democrat Bill To Stop Federal Land Sales

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By Mark Heinz Verified
| Cowboy State Daily Verified
Pushing back against any more attempts to sell large swaths of federal lands, a pair of Democrats are pushing bills in the U.S. House and Senate to forbid such sales. The lead bill is H.R. 9176, the Public Lands Integrity Act, introduced to the House earlier this month by Rep. Gabe Vasquez, D-New Mexico. A mirror bill was introduced in the Senate by Sen. Michael Bennet, D-Colorado. Wyoming Republicans Rep. Harriet Hageman and Sen. John Barrasso oppose the bills, while Sen.
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Ultimate Test: Wyoming Antelope vs African Cheetah To See Which Animal Is Faster

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By Mark Heinz Verified
| Cowboy State Daily Verified
Wildlife researchers seemed poised to settle once and for all the debate over whether Wyoming pronghorn are actually faster than cheetahs in Africa. But the pronghorn, commonly called antelope, apparently weren’t interested in doing their part. A buck and a doe antelope were captured this spring near Pinedale by Wyoming Game and Fish researchers. The animals were outfitted with high-tech speed tracking collars and set loose.
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After Feds OK Controversial Seminoe Power Projects, Critics Vow To Fight

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By Mark Heinz Verified
| Cowboy State Daily Verified
A proposed 972-megawatt power project at Seminoe Reservoir in Carbon County has cleared a major hurdle, with a federal commission recommending approval despite widespread opposition in Wyoming. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) released its final Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) on the Salt Lake City-based rPlus Hydro company’s Seminoe Pumped Storage Project on Friday.
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