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KUSA - The US Department of Interior announced on Tuesday the sage grouse does not need endangered species protection, thanks to recent conservation efforts. Colorado and other western states have spent years working to protect the greater sage-grouse, a chicken-sized bird whose shrinking population numbers made the federal government to consider listing it as an "endangered" species.

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Railroad Commissioners Present 2015 Reclamation Award to Texas Westmoreland Coal Company

The Bureau of Land Management will be hosting listening sessions open to the public in the coming weeks in locations including Gillette, Billings and Golden, CO.

Since 2002, Wyoming coal production has generated over $19 billion for federal, state and local governments. These funds go to schools, highways and other essential services across the state. The Administration is trying to hike the cost of coal mining to raise electricity prices. Increased energy taxes will kill jobs and state revenues. Let your voice be heard! Attend the Department of the Interior’s Listening Session in Gillette on August 13.

WASHINGTON, D.C., Nov. 20 – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) proposed carbon rule is the latest in a series of regulations alongside rising natural gas prices that will increase the cost of electricity and natural gas by nearly $300 billion in 2020 compared with 2012, according to a study released today by Energy Ventures Analysis, Inc.