A look at US government's cuts in mineral payments
A look at the federal government's cuts in mineral payments to 35 states
The U.S. Department of Interior is cutting mineral payments to 35 states as a result of the automatic federal spending cuts that took effect in March. A list of the cuts, which total $110.86 million:
Alabama | $217,731 |
Alaska | $603,381 |
Arizona | $759 |
Arkansas | $98,739 |
California | $5,500,974 |
Colorado | $8,417,896 |
Florida | $28,853 |
Idaho | $245,792 |
Illinois | $10,717 |
Indiana | $187 |
Kansas | $70,871 |
Kentucky | $20,547 |
Louisiana | $347,677 |
Michigan | $16,763 |
Minnesota | $487 |
Mississippi | $110,102 |
Missouri | $129,602 |
Montana | $2,520,706 |
Nebraska | $1,470 |
Nevada | $630,685 |
New Mexico | $26,038,169 |
North Carolina | $7 |
North Dakota | $3,222,598 |
Ohio | $11,798 |
Oklahoma | $283,862 |
Oregon | $22,335 |
Pennsylvania | $2,741 |
South Carolina | $59 |
South Dakota | $101,724 |
Texas | $324,742 |
Utah | $8,780,195 |
Virginia | $1,877 |
Washington | $728 |
West Virginia | $9,626 |
Wyoming | $53,082,211 |
Source: U.S. Department of Interior's Office of Natural Resources Revenue
