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“A Conversation on the Clean Power Plan’s Impact in Wyoming: Understanding the Challenges and Opportunities”
Public Panel Discussion, presented April 4, 2016 at the University of Wyoming.

Moderator Temple Stoellinger along with panelists Ingrid “Indy” Burke, Kipp Coddington, Rob Godby, Al Minier, Richard Reavey, and Cathy S. Woollums discuss “A Conversation on the Clean Power Plan’s Impact in Wyoming: Understanding the Challenges and Opportunities.”

Building from the international and national focused February panel “Post-Paris Carbon Policy – Implications & Opportunities for the U.S. and the Globe,” this keynote presentation and panel discussion will bring together academic, government and industry voices to look at national and local implications and opportunities as a result of U.S. carbon regulation, specifically, the EPA’s proposed Clean Power Plan. The purpose of the event is to engage in conversation about carbon regulation and energy policy at a national and regional level so that the student body at the University of Wyoming may gain insight into the issues.

Panelists include:
Ingrid “Indy” Burke, Director, Haub School and Ruckelshaus Institute of Environment and Natural Resources and Wyoming Excellence Chair in Ecology
Kipp Coddington, Director, Carbon Management Institute at the School of Energy Resources, University of Wyoming
Rob Godby, Director, Center for Energy Economics and Public Policy and Associate Professor, Economics and Finance Department, University of Wyoming
Al Minier, Chairman, Wyoming Public Service Commission
Richard Reavey, Vice President of Public Affairs, Cloud Peak Energy
Cathy S. Woollums, Senior Vice President, Environmental Services and Chief Environmental Counsel, Berkshire Hathaway Energy

Sponsors of the panel discussion are: UW Center for Global Studies, UW School of Energy Resources, UW Center for Law and Energy Resources in the Rockies, and Haub School of Environment Natural Resources.

A Production of University of Wyoming Television
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Producer: Ali Grossman, UWTV

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Copyright 2016