Feds on track to finalize coal leasing ban despite Wyoming, industry protests

The Bureau of Land Management rejected state and coal-interest arguments against a Powder River Basin coal leasing ban, setting the stage for litigation.

Posted 10/8/24

WYOMING – Federal land managers have rejected protests filed by coal mining interests — including the state of Wyoming and representatives of two of its counties — that tried to …

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Feds on track to finalize coal leasing ban despite Wyoming, industry protests

The Bureau of Land Management rejected state and coal-interest arguments against a Powder River Basin coal leasing ban, setting the stage for litigation.

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Feds on track to finalize coal leasing ban despite Wyoming, industry protests

The Bureau of Land Management rejected state and coal-interest arguments against a Powder River Basin coal leasing ban, setting the stage for litigation.

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