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Western Organization of Resource Councils is a regional network of grassroots community organizations that include 15,190 members and 39 local chapters. WORC helps its member groups succeed by providing training and coordinating issue work.

Jul
17

Big Turnout for Event Shows Solar is Taking-Hold in Wyoming.

Long fueled by coal and oil, Wyoming may be embracing its potential role as a solar powerhouse. Written by Hesid Brandow of Powder River Basin Resource Council. So far, 2018 has been a great year for solar energy in Wyoming! Our work is making a difference. Installations are up since our Spring Solar Celebration, and the videos we have produced are being mentioned to installers. In particular, people who did…

Jul
13

Grand Junction area water supply threatened by potential oil drilling

Above photo: irrigated fields bring life and agricultural bounty to Colorado’s western slope. The water resources that keep the area alive seem to be ignored by the BLM permitting process.…

Jul
12

New Report Shows Coal Reclamation Benefits Taxpayers and Creates Jobs

So why are Wyoming’s coal mines falling so far behind on their reclamation targets? A new report published by Powder River Basin Resource Council shows that of the approximately 206…

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Big Turnout for Event Shows Solar is Taking-Hold in Wyoming.

Grand Junction area water supply threatened by potential oil drilling

New Report Shows Coal Reclamation Benefits Taxpayers and Creates Jobs