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Tags archive: Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument

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Rural Utah leader explains, “Nothing hurt the land more than monument designation”

February 17, 2020 0

Pollock told me he thinks nothing hurt the land more than the monument designation. The U.S. Bureau of Land Management already managed the area, conducting vegetation treatments, water improvements, and soil erosion projects. The agency cooperated fairly well with locals,…

Domestic Energy

If Utah enviros really cared about the planet and its people, they would support cobalt mine in Garfield County

October 18, 2019 0

As consumers, we have an absolute moral and possibly a national security imperative to explore alternatives to cobalt dug up overseas under conditions of unimaginable horror and embedded in our lifestyle...One alternative could be the proposed subsurface Colt Mesa cobalt…

Extreme Greens

Federal restrictions in Utah monument prove fatal for dozens of visitors

March 13, 2019 0

“The 1996 monument prohibits the most basic signing to direct visitors to and from the Dry Fork slot canyons. In the spring of 2018, an individual died from heat exhaustion after leaving the Dry Fork slot canyons and becoming unable…

Extreme Greens

‘Failure’ of Grand Staircase-Escalante Monument due to negative economic impact

July 12, 2017 1

The executive action instantaneously shut down a major American coal operation, killing thousands of jobs and driving a regulatory stake into the heart of Utah's coal country.  It was widely reported that Clinton's designation had little to do with environmental…

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Ranching, energy, jobs factor into possible reduction of Grand Staircase-Escalante Monument

May 12, 2017 1

“Monuments should never be put in a position to prevent rather than protect and the president is pro-energy across the board,” Zinke said. “We, as a country, we need an economy and what drives our economy in a lot of…

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Utah national monuments ‘adversely impact’ ranching, multiple use, economic development

May 8, 2017 1

The courts have declared there is no need to protect common sagebrush ground with no scientific or historic value. While there are clearly beautiful areas of historic and cultural importance that can be preserved in these monuments, much of it…

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Bears Ears, Grand Staircase-Escalante at top of Zinke monuments review

April 26, 2017 1

Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke said Tuesday there's "no doubt" he is visiting Utah to talk to people about the controversial Bears Ears National Monument designation, which he said lays at the heart of a 45-day interim review President Donald S.…

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Trump, Hatch eye rolling back 2 decades of national monument land grabs

April 25, 2017 4

It's worth noting that the areas targeted by Obama in his waning days, including Bears Ears, Gold Butte, Nevada (the location of the Cliven Bundy family ranch), Cascade-Siskiyou, on the border of Northern California and Oregon, and others, are rural…

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Zinke gives hope to coal country, approves $22 million lease in Central Utah

March 16, 2017 0

“For many communities and tribes in Utah, Montana, New Mexico and other states across the west, coal on public lands has been both a boon and a missed opportunity. With the potential for thousands of jobs and millions in economic…

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