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Climate Change and Wyoming (65 KB PDF)
Climate Change and Wyoming: this page discusses the potential impacts of global warming or climate change on the State of Wyoming.

Climate Change, Wildlife, and Wildlands - case study - Western Mountains and Plains (711 KB PDF)

Legislative Initiatives
This page lists recent legislative activities in various states.

Rangelands
The EPA Global Warming Site: Impacts on Rangelands. Today, a large portion of U.S. "rangelands" is administered by the federal Bureau of Land Management, which leases grazing rights to private ranchers. Availability of water in these areas is often the single most important factor determining the value of land for grazing. The decline in western water availability suggested by several studies would seriously decrease the economic viability of grazing on these lands.

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