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What Legacy is Hatch Really Leaving Us?

SUWA Executive Director Scott Groene has an op-ed in The Salt Lake Tribune today: At the end of his 40-plus year tenure as the longest-serving Republican senator in U.S. history, retiring Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, is clinging to the past. And he’s trying to drag Utah with him. Hatch’s “Not-so-Swell”...

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Día de Los Muertos Celebration

Each year around Día de Los Muertos, Monarch Butterflies make way to the fur-clad mountains of central Mexico. It is said that with the Monarchs come the spirits of the deceased returning home at this sacred time. Meet SUWA at the Día de Los Muertos Celebration to participate in festivities, learn about...

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Hispanic Heritage of Wild Utah: Past, Present, and Future

Hispanic Heritage Month is observed nationally from September 15th to October 15th to commemorate the important contributions of Hispanic and Latinx peoples to America’s cultural tapestry. The wild public lands of the Colorado Plateau hold the histories of these peoples in their canyon walls, rivers, and mountains. In advocating for...

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The Not-So-Swell Emery County Bill Gets a Mark-Up

There were a few fireworks today during the House Committee on Natural Resources’s markup of HR 5727, Rep. Curtis’s (UT-3) “Not-So-Swell” bill for Emery County bill. Rep. Grijalva (AZ-3), the committee’s ranking member, issued a strong opening statement, acknowledging the work Rep. Curtis has put into this legislation, but highlighting...

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