Wyoming Hydro Plant Proposal Opens for Public Comments
Published Date: 1/29/2025
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Black Canyon Hydro, LLC wants to build a new hydroelectric project at Seminoe Reservoir in Wyoming. The government is now reviewing the environmental impact and asking the public to share their thoughts within the next 60 days. This project could change how energy is made in the area and might affect local land use and water resources.
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