Casper Star-Tribune: A plan to capture carbon dioxide by gasifying Wyoming coal for liquid fuels has drawn praise in regard to global warming and taking a step toward weaning the nation off foreign oil. But there would be an environmental footprint from the proposed Medicine Bow coal-to-liquids processing facility in Carbon County. The plant, as proposed, would emit 195 tons of “particulate matter,” or dust, each year, according to the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality. Factor in the …