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Roundup Lawsuit in Wyoming

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Statute of limitations — Wyoming

Wyoming applies a 4-year statute of limitations for product liability claims under Wyo. Stat. § 1-3-105. The discovery rule applies to latent disease claims. Wyoming's 4-year period is more favorable than most states for Roundup NHL claimants.

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Exposure in Wyoming

Wyoming's 11,000+ farms and ranches use glyphosate for both cropland and rangeland weed management. Sugar beet growers in the Big Horn Basin and wheat farmers in eastern Wyoming are major users.

Wyoming's ranching and farming operations apply glyphosate for rangeland weed control, sugar beet production, and wheat farming across the Big Horn Basin and eastern plains

Source: University of Wyoming Extension; USDA NASS Wyoming

Energy companies managing vegetation on pipeline corridors, well pads, and access roads apply glyphosate throughout Wyoming's Powder River Basin and Green River Basin energy regions.

Wyoming's energy industry right-of-way management uses glyphosate along pipelines, well pads, and access roads across the state's oil and gas producing regions

Source: Wyoming Department of Agriculture; BLM Wyoming

Medical resources

Clinics & Specialists in Wyoming

Cheyenne Regional Medical Center — Cancer Center

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