The contamination of a Cheyenne water system by a Meta data center underscores the worries residents have about more than two-dozen data centers that are and could be consuming Wyoming’s energy, water and landscape.
Water officials announced in June that they had traced an unusual and dangerous bacterium called Cupriavidus gilardii, which can sicken people, to an industrial user first identified by the Wyoming Tribune Eagle as a contractor for a Meta data center.
The Jackson Town Council is letting more properties in Teton County connect to the town’s wastewater treatment plant, making it easier for more residents to ditch septic tanks and connect to...
Town Councilors unanimously backed a motion to update policy on Monday night, which would streamline sewer hookups for “priority areas” that rely on septic systems. Those areas are considered vulnerable...
The Jackson Town Council unanimously approved expanding its Natural Resources Overlay, which dictates when developers need to consider environmental impacts, during a July 21 meeting. Councilors say the changes will...
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