| DEQ gears up for uranium projects |
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| Written by BOB MOEN, Casper-Star Tribune | |
| Monday, 12 May 2008 | |
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CHEYENNE -- With indications that Wyoming could see up to 50 new uranium mines, the state agency that oversees mining is shifting workers to handle the workload. Read More...
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