Caitlin Tan is a Co-Host for Inside Appalachia, a program focused on local stories in the Appalachian region. She also writes for Wyoming Public Radio & Media and Marketplace by APM, covering a range of topics including conservation, energy, climate change, and local history. Her work has been featured in various media outlets, including NPR, WBUR, and West Virginia Public Broadcasting.
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By: Caitlin Tan
The federal government’s plan for managing a large chunk of land in southwest Wyoming is going through its final edits. And whether or not they reflect Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon’s latest feedback will likely shape any future litigation.
By: Caitlin Tan
You might remember seeing ‘Constitutional Amendment A' on your ballot – it was towards the end. The majority of Wyomingites voted ‘yes.'
By: Caitlin Tan
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By: Caitlin Tan
The BLM released their latest federal draft plan for managing sage grouse across the West, and Wyoming officials are displeased. The timing of the lengthy process will likely push the release of the final plan after Trump’s inauguration. Wyoming’s Gordon hopes that’ll be favorable to Wyoming’s management goals – like more state oversight and less restrictions on oil and gas development.
By: Caitlin Tan
At least three ranches in the Elk Mountain area lost 50 cows to an all but unheard of disease in the U.S. Shortly after the cattle diagnosis, one rancher had potential symptoms of the disease too. We learn more about the handling of the rare disease and how it eroded some local trust in government and public health agencies.
By: Jack O'Neil, Jordan Uplinger, Olivia Weitz, Nicky Ouellet, Hanna Merzbach
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Last week, President elect Donald Trump nominated North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum to head up the Department of the Interior – which includes the Bureau of Land Management. Wyoming’s Governor Mark Gordon said this is great for the Cowboy State’s economic interests.
By: Caitlin Tan
On Monday, Nov. 4, new workers came in for onboarding at Genesis Alkali in Sweetwater County.
By: Caitlin Tan
This story is part of our Quick Hits series. This series will bring you breaking news and short updates from throughout the state.
By: Caitlin Tan
President-elect Donald Trump campaigned on rolling back many of the climate-oriented, energy-transition policies of his predecessor. That's led many of his supporters and the fossil fuel industry to celebrate and many environmentalists to panic . Yet amid these polarized reactions is a lot of uncertainty – especially in an energy-rich state like Wyoming.
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