The Salt Lake Tribune13d
Will Trump’s reelection mean déjà vu for Utah’s national monuments? Those who live near them are bracing for another battle.
“But turning people’s lives into a political play is not right.” Shrinking Utah’s national monuments, some locals argue, allows communities to work more closely with BLM employees in local ...
Utah Public Radio10d
Most Utah voters support national monuments, poll finds
Ahead of possible changes by the incoming Trump administration, the poll found that Utah voters were in support of preserving ...
The Salt Lake Tribune12d
Utahns — even Republicans — disagree with state leaders about the state’s national monuments
The survey found that 71% of Utah voters support Bears Ears National Monument and 74% support Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Support for both monuments was highest among Democrats ...
KSL9d
Maloy seeks Antiquities Act changes as Utah monuments land in the spotlight again
SALT LAKE CITY — A Utah congresswoman is taking on the century-old law that created national monuments, as a pair of monuments in the state are expected to return to the spotlight once President ...
Los Angeles Times13d
Biden to create new national monuments in California’s desert and far north
During his first term, Trump slashed the footprint of two national monuments in Utah — Bear’s Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante — and stripped protections in a marine monument. Biden ...
Omaha.com5d
Will Trump's reelection mean déjà vu for Utah's national monuments? Those who live near them are bracing for another battle.
An order from new President Donald Trump reducing the national monument in his backyard—again. For three generations, Barney's family has lived in Escalante, a small desert town in central Utah ...
KTVZ4d
Will Trump's reelection mean déjà vu for Utah's national monuments? Those who live near them are bracing for another battle.
The Salt Lake Tribune examines the shifting political landscape and its effect on Utah's Bear Ears and Grand ...