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Logan city officials are trying to decide when and where people should be able to build data centers. Here’s what they have so far.
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The Salt Lake Tribune
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The Trump administration wants to do away with the decades-old Roadless Rule, saying it would reduce "regulatory burdens." Over 99% of public comments want to keep it. -
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