Wyoming Statutes

§ 41-3-903 — By-product water; definition

Wyoming·Title 41 Water·Ch. 3 WATER RIGHTS; ADMINISTRATION AND CONTROL·Art. 9 UNDERGROUND WATER

By-product water is water which has not been put to prior
beneficial use, and which is a by-product of some
nonwater-related economic activity and has been developed only
as a result of such activity. By-product water includes, but is
not limited to, water resulting from the operation of oil well
separator systems or mining activities such as dewatering of
mines.

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Interstate compact and United States supreme court decree

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