Wyoming faces important policy decisions that could affect the state for generations. This edition of the Wyoming Liberty Review examines the promises and risks of storing spent nuclear fuel in Wyoming, the history of nuclear waste management, and the questions state leaders and residents should consider as new nuclear projects move forward.
The publication also explores the Wyoming Department of Education's plans for artificial intelligence in the classroom, lessons from past drug-prevention efforts, and the need for informed leadership on marijuana and public-health policy. It also introduces the 2025 Wyoming Liberty Leaders Summer Internship Program, which helps prepare a new generation to research, understand, and communicate the public-policy issues affecting Wyoming.