One of our missions is protection of the environment Due to the current COVID-19 pandemic situation, we won’t be able to have a March for Science in April. Instead, we offer these online events for you to enjoy: Wyoming Rising is stepping up to shine a light on the 50th…
Environment
The ecosystem holding America’s first national park is facing whirlwind changes. The slowdown could be the wake-up call we need. by Todd Wilkinson, March 18, 2020 Republished with Permission from Mountain Journal We are a country, society and region unaccustomed to dealing with involuntary pause. We’ve been caught…
Reposting from Wyoming Outdoor Council. ACTION ALERT Dear Friend, First, thank you. Your earlier comments to the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality persuaded the agency to deny Aethon Energy Company’s proposal to increase the discharge — from 2 million to over 8.25 million gallons per day — of oil and…
Is carbon dividend plan good for Wyoming citizens? Wyoming Rising invites you to explore a bipartisan climate solution for Wyoming. Bill Barron, Rocky Mountain Regional Director of the Citizen’s Climate Lobby will discuss HR763, The Energy Innovation and Climate Dividend Act, and how it could help Wyoming Citizens with the…
Worldwide Women’s March tomorrow. This is historic. Check for an event near you at https://womensmarch.com/sister-march Sister Marches in Wyoming: March for a Better America – Cody Start Saturday January 18, 2020 • 11:00 AM Cody City Park • 908 Sheridan Ave., Cody Wy 82414 https://www.facebook.com/events/496290384564729/ Sublette County Women’s March Start:…
Dr. Mary L. Keller of Cody will present “Truth in Action: Climate Reality and Rural Preparedness,” a 45 minute slideshow and facilitated discussion from 3-4:30 on Sat. Nov. 23 at the auditorium of the Heart Mountain Interpretive Center, 1539 Road 19 off the Cody-Powell highway. Mary is Associate Lecturer in Religious…