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Day one of fall camp highlighted just how good Utah’s offense could be this season with Cam Rising at the helm.

Some Utah lawmakers want to build a pipeline to fill the Great Salt Lake with ocean water. This sounds a lot like the 1980s pumping project that now sits idle. What a does all this cost?

Thanks to The Observer for publishing a range of views about forest management. Those articles have focused on how trees store carbon, and the perceived value of forest collaboratives. There’s

Some of the biggest U.S. adventures are accessible from metro areas, thoroughly civilized spots where hot showers and après luxuries abound.

Bridal Veil Falls, Sundance Mountain Resort, Alpine Loop Scenic Byway, Squaw Peak, and the Provo River can all be reached via Provo Canyon.

A group of health and environmental advocates has sued the Environmental Protection Agency over its failure to enforce air-pollution protections in 30 large cities across the country.

A group of health and environmental advocates has sued the Environmental Protection Agency over its failure to enforce air-pollution protections in 30 large cities across the country. The lawsuit, filed by Earthjustice, claims the agency did not enforce its own regulations to reduce toxic ozone levels. The cities, including Salt Lake City, Denver, Phoenix and Las Vegas, all rank among the most polluted in the country. ...

Joel Ferry, a Republican state legislator and rancher on the north side of the lake, stated, "We have this potential environmental nuclear bomb that's going to go off unless we take some fairly drastic action."

Climate change and rapid population growth are shrinking the Great Salt Lake, creating a bowl of toxic dust that could poison the air around Salt Lake City.

Climate change and rapid population growth are shrinking the Great Salt Lake, creating a bowl of toxic dust that could poison the air around Salt Lake City.