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Innovative ‘Online Initiative’ will help diversify, boost Utah’s rural economies

March 12, 2018 0

"The premise was simple, educate, coach, mentor and teach rural businesses and members of the workforce to take advantage of online opportunities, outside of their geographical boundaries.  ROI will target skilled, underemployed, unemployed, and those that have dropped out of…

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Utah State legislator gives enviros eye poke with proposed highway name

March 2, 2018 0

"We’re very, very thankful for President Trump what he did in downsizing the national monument and bringing attention to the fact we can still have national parks that we can bring people to Utah, but we don’t have to lock…

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Utah’s Noel introduces bill creating review process for federal designations

February 8, 2018 1

Utah's ongoing national monuments controversies may help jump-start Representative Noel's bill. The painful and divisive conflicts over Utah's unpopular Grand Staircase-Escalante (Clinton 1996) and Bears Ears (Obama 2016) National Monuments may galvanize support for a fresh approach to federal land…

Extreme Greens

Too little too late? Congress advances legislation to curb wildfire proliferation

July 2, 2017 1

Our forest health crisis can no longer be neglected,” said chairman Rob Bishop, Utah Republican. “Active management is needed to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire and improve the health and resiliency of our forests and grasslands. More money alone…

Environment

Catastrophic wildfires bring urgency to Resilient Federal Forests Act

June 27, 2017 4

Such destructive and ever-larger wildfires are a perennial event, and each year various agencies must brace--under tight budgets and limited resources--for long, busy months of fighting these fires. Proof that bans on logging, clearing, and grazing are partly responsible for…

BLM

‘Sagebrush Rebellion’ attorney, Karen Budd-Falen, in running to head up BLM

June 18, 2017 2

Budd-Falen is well-known in the West for her work representing ranchers and is seen by some observers as a hero of the Sagebrush Rebellion, which has pushed for major changes to federal land control since the 1970s. Jennifer Yachnin Greenwire…

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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 takes steps to advance local stewardship of lands within the state

March 13, 2017 1

Public land ranchers won't have to worry about their grazing fees skyrocketing or their allotments being sold to developers — if and when Utah gains title to millions of public acres from the U.S. government. Brian Maffly Salt Lake Tribune…

Extreme Greens

Environmentalist Navajo calls opponents of Bears Ears takeover “Tame Indians”

March 1, 2017 0

A recent survey confirms the fact that an overwhelming percentage of locals and Native tribes residing in San Juan County want Bears Ears rescinded, and outspoken and well-funded environmentalist special interests, including Dine Bikeyah, are terrified that their pet project could soon be history. As a result, it…

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Utah leaders issue resolution to undo decades of federal monuments injustices

January 29, 2017 5

"When Democratic Presidents exit, Utah has become the ATM for paybacks to special interest groups."  Utah State Representative Greg Hughes "The Tsunami wave of government regulations is taking the family ranch (or farm) out of production.  Those waves have decimated…

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