Pavillion is a town in Fremont County, Wyoming, with a population of 219. The total cost of housing, food, child care, transportation, health care, taxes, and other necessities for a single adult in ...

Over the last few weeks, the gas industry and their advocates have gone to great lengths to refute the Environmental Protection Agency’s draft report about the effects on groundwater of hydraulic ...

Two days after Donald Trump’s election victory, environmental regulators in Wyoming debunked one of the biggest claims of anti-oil and gas activists: That hydraulic fracturing – also known as fracking ...

Contamination in drinking water wells around the town of Pavillion, Wyoming in the Wind River basin was found to be the result primarily of pesticide runoff and naturally occurring contaminants, ...

A hydraulic fracturing drill site is seen here in the Pavillion/Muddy Ridge gas field in Wyoming. A new study has found chemicals associated with fracking operations in the groundwater of the town of ...

Most scientists have long maintained it was highly unlikely that chemicals pumped into the ground for fracking gas could move all the way up through bedrock and into the water table. But that appears ...

Last week, President Obama called the United States “the Saudi Arabia of natural gas” in a speech about boosting domestic energy production. That concerns Wyoming farmer John Fenton, who already has ...

The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is ceding control of its study of water contamination in Pavillion, Wyoming to state regulators in a move that drew cheers from industry and dismay from ...

The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality (WDEQ) has finally released its update to 2016’s 80,000-page final report on hydraulic fracturing, commonly called “fracking,” and other drilling for ...

Wyoming will conduct further investigations of drinking water quality in rural areas east of the town of Pavillion with the US Environmental Protection Agency’s support . . . NICK SNOW covered oil and ...

Over the last few weeks, the gas industry and their advocates have gone to great lengths to refute the Environmental Protection Agency’s draft report about the effects on groundwater of hydraulic ...