The Moffat County Commissioners entered into an agreement Tuesday with Miles High, a commercial and residential trash company that hauls trash from Routt County and some areas in Moffat County, to allow the Continue reading
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New Landfill Contract Worth $300 Thousand A Year
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BLM Modifies Wyoming Coal Lease
The BLM Wyoming Rock Springs Field Office approved a coal lease modification last week for Black Butte Coal Company. The modification will allow the company to mine approximately 9.2 million tons of additional coal. The lease modification Continue reading
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Craig And MOCO Contribute $32K+ To Clean Up
The City of Craig and Moffat County contributed more than $32,000 to the Craig cleanup event that took place last month. 152 tons of trash, 3,700 tires, 400 various electronic devices and nearly 180 appliances were collected during the cleanup. A large part of the clean up cost came from the disposal of the tires collected which Continue reading
340,000 Tons Of Additional Coal To Be Mined
Twentymile Coal can now extract an additional 340,000 tons of federal coal from the underground Mine located approximately 20 miles southwest of Steamboat. The Bureau of Land Management announced they had Continue reading
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Carbon County has 6.4 Billion Tons Of Coal Reserves
There is approximately 6.4 billion tons of coal located in and around Carbon County according to a new U.S. Geological Survey study that will be released next year. While Carbon County would like to see this coal mined, some experts believe that the economic Continue reading
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