Student Media | Southern Utah University
The Colorado River has been in a record 27-year drought, and its effects have been felt throughout states and reservoirs. The two largest reservoirs, Lake Mead and Lake Powell, are especially affected, with many groups …
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The Carbon County Planning Commission approved Valar Economics’ conditional use permit application to build its proposed 640-acre Raceway Energy Campus in northeastern Utah on land managed by the state’s trust lands administration. The permit does …
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The Department of the Interior announced its “strategic plan for fiscal years 2026-2030,” outlining the department’s priorities for managing public lands, water and natural resources across the nation. Guided by the vision of “Manage resources. …
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Bryce Canyon National Park’s 24-mile shared-use trail completed its final leg in September 2026. The 2.7-mile addition connects Bryce Point within the park to Red Canyon in Dixie National Forest. The trail takes visitors along some …
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The Department of the Interior has suggested ideas and methods for the modernization of the Bureau of Land Management’s public land planning rules. The changes proposed serve the purpose of better aligning the BLM’s processes …
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Gov. Spencer Cox responded to the recent midterm results in his monthly press conference. The Democratic party held landslide victories and turned 44 seats in the House. Cox said now that Republicans no longer have …
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