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AM Brief: U’s response to racist incidents, oil and gas leasing & Canyon Overlook Trail constructionThe latest Utah news for Tuesday morning, April 19, 2022.
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The latest Utah news for Monday evening, April 18, 2022.
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Two Utah cities have pulled out of a nuclear power plant investment — saying the financial risks are just too high. But 28 other towns and service…
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Environmental activists are calling for a united voice in protesting the Department of Energy's recent shipment of nuclear waste through our region....
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Uranium mines in Southeast Utah will remain idle — for now — as President Trump has delayed a decision to impose a buy-American quota on U.S. nuclear…
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The Trump administration may soon push for more uranium mining in the Colorado Plateau, arguing the mineral is critical for national security. The…
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Environmental groups fighting what would be Utah’s first nuclear power plant are dropping their lawsuit over water rights. But they say they’re not…
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A state appeals court has rejected a challenge by environmental groups who were trying to block plans for Utah’s first nuclear power plant. Now one of…
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As the legislative session winds down, lawmakers find themselves in the middle of a power play between energy businesses over an interstate electric…
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Last week, a judge in Price ruled that Utah’s state engineer acted properly in allowing a development company to lease water rights in the Green River for…
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Several Western states are involved in an initiative to study small-scale nuclear power plants. The first of this new generation of nuclear reactors could…
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After major opposition from Utah’s top elected officials a group of utility companies has once and for all scrapped their plans to build an above ground…