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"Just Say No" was the catchphrase of an advertising campaign back in the 1980s and 1990s to ward children away from falling into the clutches of drugs.

"This Is Your Brain on Drugs" was another campaign in the 1980s, spearheaded by the Partnership for a Drug-Free America. They aired a few public service announcements on television that became seared into the public consciousness.

‘Just Say No’ - Remembering the past & calling for leadership on drug policy by Wyoming Liberty Group Just say no. Remember that? Or how about this one: This is your brain on drugs. Once upon a time, decades ago, these were famous taglines for major national campaigns to discourage people—children, in particular—from using illicit drugs. And those ads stuck—people reme...

Highly radioactive nuclear waste may indeed one day come to our beautiful state of Wyoming. Various interests have been pushing this idea for decades. This isn't going away. In fact, the bill will be considered in January when the full state legislature convenes.

More Questions About Storing Nuclear Waste in Wyoming - The U.S. has no permanent solution by Wyoming Liberty Group Recently, the state legislature's Minerals, Business and Economic Development Committee passed draft legislation that would open the door in Wyoming to the temporary storage of nuclear fuel waste. Temporary, by the way, is a relative term. More on this in a moment. But what....

Holly discusses the state's leadership in energy innovation and the unique educational opportunities offered at UW, including degrees in Energy Resource Management.

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The state wants the local schools to devise their own AI policies for the classroom and for teachers to instruct kids about how to use artificial intelligence ethically. (Is that a contradiction in terms?)