For Utah families, life is filled with questions about the future. How is my child doing in school? How do I save for college, for retirement, for that vacation we’ve dreamed about? Utah families don’t mull these questions and conclude that the answer is to rip apart Utah’s wilderness with...
Read MoreConservation Groups Applaud Signing of Greater Natural Buttes Record of Decision
The decision to allow the Anadarko Petroleum Corp., to drill some 3,500 natural gas wells in a heavily developed area in northeastern Utah, to be announced Tuesday by Interior Secretary Ken Salazar Tuesday, shows how competing interests can be balanced in a way that is a win-win for all sides.
Read MoreAn Ode to Greater Canyonlands
Saturday, April 21st brought sunshine and smiles to Moab, Utah as hundreds of people came out to Swanny City Park for the 1st Annual Moab Earth Day Bazaar: An Ode to Greater Canyonlands.
Read MoreSea of signs greets Obama in Boulder
What a sight! A swarm of red rock activists greeted President Obama last week on the CU Boulder campus in Colorado with a sea of bright yellow Protect Greater Canyonlands signs. Standing several rows deep on a raised hillside with signs aloft, the group – and its enthusiasm – was...
Read MoreUtahns Tell Governor Herbert to Stop the War on Utah’s Wilderness
About 80 people gathered at the Utah governor's mansion today to protest a slew of anti-environmental policies, including recent threats to take over 30 million acres of public land and to sue the federal government over more than 25,000 bogus "road" claims across parks and proposed wilderness.
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