motion to intervene

Wyoming v. United States Department of Interior - motion to intervene

Challenge to United States Bureau of Land Management’s final rule concerning methane emissions from oil and gas operations on federal and tribal lands.

Wyoming v. U.S. Department of the Interior

Litigation

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order

Wyoming Federal Court Vacated 2016 Waste Prevention Rule

reply

Wyoming v. United States Department of Interior - reply

brief

Wyoming v. United States Department of Interior - brief

Wyoming Federal Court Restarted Challenge to 2016 Waste Prevention Rule

memorandum

Wyoming v. United States Department of Interior - memorandum

Wyoming District Court Denied Stay Pending Appeal of Order Delaying Waste Prevention Rule Provisions

response

Wyoming v. United States Department of Interior - response

motion

Environmental Groups, California, and New Mexico Sought to Lift Stay on Waste Prevention Rule Requirements in Wyoming District Court and Tenth Circuit

notice of appeal

Wyoming v. United States Department of Interior - notice of appeal

After California Federal Court Stopped BLM from Postponing Effective Dates of Waste Prevention Rule, Wyoming Federal Court Stayed Rule’s Implementation

Wyoming v. United States Department of Interior - order

request

Wyoming v. United States Department of Interior - request

Wyoming v. United States Department of Interior - motion

North Dakota and Texas Asked Wyoming Court to Expedite Review of Oil and Natural Gas Waste Prevention Rule

amicus brief

Wyoming v. United States Department of Interior - amicus brief

opposition

Wyoming v. United States Department of Interior - opposition

declaration

Wyoming v. United States Department of Interior - declaration

Oil and Gas Trade Groups Again Asked Wyoming Federal Court for Preliminary Injunction of BLM's Methane Waste Rule

Wyoming Federal Court Expressed Concerns About BLM Methane Rule But Denied Preliminary Injunction

petition for review

States, Oil and Gas Groups Challenged BLM Methane Rule for Oil and Gas Operations

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Wyoming v. United States Department of Interior

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Area of the economy in which actors engage in identical or related activities.

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Fossil gas, commonly known as natural gas, is a fossil fuel consisting chiefly of methane with smaller amounts of other hydrocarbons and trace gases, found in underground deposits.

Wyoming v. United States Department of Interior - motion to intervene

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Risk

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Economic sector

Adaptation/resilience

Finance