After Gordon rejects federal climate dollars, two Wyoming communities still eligible for $4.6B pot

Despite the statewide implications of climate change and a transition away from fossil fuels, only the Northern Arapaho Tribe and the city of Cheyenne have access to a $4.6 billion

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