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Citizen Portal News Wyoming

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1 week ago

Select Water Committee recommends slate of planning and construction contracts and MOUs to state water commission The Select Water Committee voted to recommend multiple planning and construction contracts, amendments and University of Wyoming MOUs to the Wyoming Water Development Commission; most votes were unanimous with two members excused. The commission will review final approvals on March 18.

The Select Water Committee just greenlit a major package of planning and construction contracts set to reshape Wyoming's water future!

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Citizen Portal News Wyoming

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3 weeks ago

Select Water Committee passes water development funding bill (HB87) The Select Water Committee unanimously approved House Bill 87 to appropriate water-development account funds for municipal master plans, studies and rehabilitation projects totaling several hundred thousand to multi-million dollars; the measure moves to the floor.

The Select Water Committee has unanimously advanced a pivotal water-development bill, unlocking millions for crucial projects amid challenging drought conditions.

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1 month ago

Committee approves water construction bill, including account transfer, cloud-seeding authorization and Alkali Creek update Senate File 70, the annual Water Development construction bill, received a committee do-pass with discussion of a proposed $16 million transfer between accounts, a cloud-seeding authorization with no state dollars, and progress updates on Alkali Creek Reservoir easement negotiations and design.

Wyoming's Select Water Committee just greenlit a pivotal $16 million water development bill, setting the stage for innovative cloud-seeding programs and crucial reservoir updates!

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Athena Infonomics

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3 months ago

One week to go.

Athena Infonomics is headed to the IWA Water and Development Congress & Exhibition in Bangkok from 8–12 December 2025. Join us at IWA as we dive into the conversations that matter.

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Anouk Gouvras

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8 months ago

Schistosomiasis and water resources development in Africa: A scoping review and multi-case evaluation of associated snail control Author summary Man-made water bodies such as dams and irrigation schemes, are built to improve water supply, provide energy, and enhance food security. However, dams and irrigation schemes may lead to...

Excited to share our latest article on "Schistosomiasis and water resources development in #Africa: A scoping review and multi-case evaluation of associated snail control" - Led by the excellent Dr May Sule : dx.plos.org/10.1371/jour...

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Citizen Portal News Wyoming

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10 months ago

Wyoming Water Development Commission approves well agreements with Aladdin and Cheyenne utilities Commission approves low-cost well transfer to Aladdin Water District and sale to Cheyenne utilities

Wyoming's Water Development Commission makes waves with a historic low-cost well transfer to the Aladdin Water District—find out what this means for local water management!

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1 year ago

Wyoming grants $613050 for Broken Wheel Ranch water supply project Wyoming allocates funding for design and construction of Broken Wheel Ranch water supply project.

Wyoming is making a bold move to enhance its water supply infrastructure with House Bill 117, potentially transforming rural communities and agriculture for the better.

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