that is a wonderful benefit for laramie. problem, there is with relying on a single source of revenue. >> it is quite inconsistent. fossiltuating prices of fuels has led to the university of wyoming being subjected to hundreds of layoffs. >> but for other people and wyoming, there are places that on very locally dependent coal and national -- natural gas. are very-- places that locally dependent upon call and natural gas. i don't think trying to protect eight technology that is fading is the way to fix that. >> wyoming has other potential energy sources and wind, solar, and geothermal. >> we have the best wind in the continental united states said there is a great opportunity for wind development. gottenr has also unbelievably inexpensive in the last couple years. sources for other wind power. >> our nation and the world at large would greatly benefit from transitioning to renewable energy sources. >> maybe this will put some of our workers back to work. >> there are several challenges. >> it is tricky with wind. need the ki

our ceremonies, for our well-being to feed ourselves, what charles was referring to was the fort laramieaty that the great sioux nation comprised of seven tribes made an agreement with us congress back in the 19th century. it's important because as he was saying, this is the only treaty that recognized a nation to nation relationship. when we talk about these pipelines were not just talking about the future of our environment, but also human rights and business writes about a politically contested project. these investments are becoming increasingly riskier because companies like energy transfer like trans canada for creating these pipelines, do not go through the proper consultation processes that are required by these treaties. so at the very end of the day, it is a very basic idea that we are fighting for which is clean water, and respect for the first peoples of this land. now, you are going to go behind closed doors and go through the numbers and crunch the numbers to see if this is

our ceremonies, for our well-being to feed ourselves, what charles was referring to was the fort laramie treaty that the great sioux nation comprised of seven tribes made an agreement with us congress back in the 19th century. it's important because as he was saying, this is the only treaty that recognized a nation to nation relationship. when we talk about these pipelines were not just talking about e

our ceremonies, for our well-being to feed ourselves, what charles was referring to was the fort laramie treaty that the great sioux nation comprised of seven tribes made an agreement with us congress back in the 19th century. it's important because as he was saying, this is the only treaty that recognized a nation to nation relationship. when we talk about these pipelines were not just talking about the future of our environment, but also human rights and business writes about a politically contested project. these investments are becoming increasingly riskier because companies like energy transfer like trans canada for creating these pipelines, do not go through the proper consultation processes that are required by these treaties. so at the very end of the day, it is a very basic idea that we are fighting for which is clean water, and respect for the first peoples of this land. now, you are going to go behind closed doors and go through the numbers and crunch the numbers to see if this is your responsibility to ensure that the investment portfolio is making its yields. but, there are