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Platte County – States and the federal government are getting on board with protecting the Platte River Basin.

By AP

Laramie, WY – Albany County has received its full shipment of influenza vaccine and will continue to operate flu clinics as scheduled.
Delays in vaccine shipments had prompted the rescheduling of clinics in Casper and Cheyenne.
But last week's arrival of 34-hundred doses of vaccine in Laramie means that clinics there will continue as planned.

By AP

Sheridan,WY – Plans are in the works to unload hydrochloric acid from trains into trucks at a site just outside Sheridan.
The site would unload five to ten rail cars a week. Each car would carry 20-thousand gallons of hydrochloric acid at 36 percent concentration.
The company proposing the unloading facility, EMIT, says no one would be in any danger.
But Mayor Dave Kinskey says he's against it.
Hydrochloric acid can produce chlorine gas when it encounters certain metals, such as zinc, iron or copper.

By Kristin Espeland

Laramie, Wy – A new hazard has cropped up for birds crossing oil and gas fields. Wildlife officials and advocates have been discovering dead birds inside pipes called heater treaters. Wildlife officials suspect warmth inside the heater treaters is attracting the birds. Wyoming Audubon head Brian Routledge says the birds can fly in with no problem. Finding enough space to spread wings to get out is another matter.