Great Salt Lake & Water Rights: A second water-rights change application for the proposed Stratos data center in Box Elder County was withdrawn, after protests from Utahns worried about wildlife, drought, and impacts to the shrinking Great Salt Lake. Wildfire Preparedness: Rocky Mountain Power says it’s ready for a dangerous wildfire season, including automatic shutoffs and possible temporary de-energizing of lines, as Utah faces record-low snowpack and heightened fire risk. Drought Impacts: Federal officials warn this winter’s snowpack is already gone in many Western areas, setting a new low benchmark for states including Utah—raising stakes for summer water supply. Wildlife & Homes: New research finds migrating big game animals need substantial space between rural houses and other structures, offering practical guidance for zoning and planning. Utah Moose Safety: Utah Division of Wildlife Resources highlights moose conflict tips for summer recreation, noting drought may push animals closer to neighborhoods. Statewide Environment Leadership: Wyoming, Idaho, and Utah DEQ released results from the Tri-State Bear River Basin water quality survey, showing relatively favorable stream conditions but identifying some E. coli exceedances. Data Center Debate in Utah: A poll and ongoing public push show many Utahns doubt data centers’ benefits outweigh resource burdens, as local officials and residents press for standards and transparency.