AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPublic Lands: A federal judge reopened lawsuits challenging renewed cuts to Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante, requiring 48 hours’ notice before ground-disturbing work on excluded lands. Tribal groups and environmental advocates warn mining could threaten cultural sites and wildlife. Great Salt Lake: A Weber State survey found Utahns would pay more than $100 per household a year to help refill the lake if they believe the money would make a difference. Water Quality: A new report found PFAS in Colorado waterways, including the Colorado River near Utah’s border. Growth Pressures: Iron County is advancing rules for data centers as Utah communities debate their water and energy demands; a water permit for a proposed Stratos facility is expected soon. Wildlife: An adult zebra mussel has been found in Utah’s Colorado River, renewing concern about the invasive species’ spread.
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