Federal government response to Utah’s land lawsuit
In April of this year, Utah filed a landmark lawsuit against the federal government that challenges whether or not the government can hold unappropriated lands within a state indefinitely.
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In April of this year, Utah filed a landmark lawsuit against the federal government that challenges whether or not the government can hold unappropriated lands within a state indefinitely.
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Conserving water has been increasingly crucial because of Utah’s population growth over the past five years. Growth and expansion have conservation specialists at odds with the outcome of Utah’s snowpack and how it will affect snow runoffs to streams and reservoirs.
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Outdoor recreation is one of the biggest contributors to Utah’s economy, and it continues to grow. In 2023, the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Economic Analysis released data showing a drastic $9.5 billion added value compared to the $8.1 billion earned in 2022.
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During the winter months, wildlife encounters are more common. These include cougars, deer, bobcats, birds of prey, bears, and wild turkeys. It is important to know when to report sightings to the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources.
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Cedar Breaks National Monument, one of Southern Utah’s popular outdoor attractions, closed its facilities for the 2024 winter season. As of October 13, the Cedar Breaks Visitors Center, along with any tours or seasonal events, …
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Southern Utah University has continued to grow its student population each year, which requires more classrooms and buildings to accommodate the ever-growing student enrollment. This summer, SUU began tearing down the old outdoor garage next …
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