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As our state population grows and housing prices soar, Utah legislators are looking to improve housing affordability by opening BLM lands to development.
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Utah’s population is growing at an exceptional rate and proposed development to accommodate new residents is on the rise. These projects often need to obtain federal permits, and along with that comes an environmental assessment called NEPA.
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The Mill Canyon Dinosaur Tracksite near Moab is ranked the seventh most important preserved tracksite in the United States. Last week, reports of damage to the site by BLM construction emerged. To halt more potential damages, The Center of Biological Diversity issued a cease-and-desist letter to the BLM on January 31st.
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The Bureau of Land Management Price Field Office will be updating their management plans for several areas. The BLM is accepting public commentary on these changes through January 7.
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The Bureau of Land Management has started the process to replace it’s 2019 sagebrush plan. The changes came over increasing concern about the long-term…
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The Biden Administration’s oil and gas leasing moratorium last January was met with opposition. Landon Newell, a Staff Attorney with the Southern Utah…
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Campfires are an iconic part of summer camping, but with fire restrictions still in place throughout Utah, they may not be the best addition to your next…
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The nominee to direct the Bureau of Land Management, Tracy Stone-Manning, is being rebuked by multiple Repulicans because of her link to…
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Conservationists in Utah and across the West are praising the Biden administration’s nomination of Tracy Stone-Manning, a longtime veteran of the fight to…
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The Bureau of Land Management, BLM, begins this week without a director. In a win for conservation groups and a number of Western states, including Utah,…