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Wyoming loses over 6,500 residents since start of energy bust — largest drop since 1989

December 21, 2017 /

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Wyoming’s population has dropped for the second consecutive year, according to data released by the state’s Economic Analysis Division on Wednesday. In total, the state has lost 6,649 residents since the energy bust began in 2015.

Arno Rosenfeld 307-266-0634, [email protected]

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