Abandoned mine reclamation accounts.

HB 73 creates Wyoming's Long-Term Abandoned Mine Reclamation Account to manage federal funds for cleaning up coal mine sites. The account will hold up to 30% of federal funds received under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (specifically Section 40701(c)), which must be used *only* for: treating acid mine drainage, preventing ground collapse from subsidence, and controlling coal mine fires. It repeals two older accounts, transferring their unspent funds to a reserve account, and limits state liability to the funds actually in the new account. This bill directly affects Wyoming's environmental management and federal grant utilization for abandoned mine cleanup.