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What will a Biden presidency mean for outdoors, environment issues in Utah?

Here s a look at outdoors and environmental issues that might be addressed differently once President-elect Joe Biden takes office.

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What will Utah s energy landscape look like under Biden?

What will Utah’s energy landscape look like under Biden? Amy Joi O Donoghue © Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News Workers drill for blasting at the Bronco Utah Mine near Emery on Wednesday, March 29, 2017. SALT LAKE CITY Under President-elect Joe Biden, will Utah’s air get cleaner, its public lands stay more pristine and its waterways be filled with fewer contaminants? Popular Searches It could happen, but it won’t evolve overnight and could come with significant costs and opportunities for Utah due to Biden’s climate agenda that is not only ambitious, but expensive with far-reaching impacts. Will it bring new jobs? Will it cost Utah jobs?

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Timothy Egan: After 5 centuries, a Native American official with real power

Timothy Egan: After 5 centuries, a Native American official with real power
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After five centuries, a Native American with real power

Timothy Egan is a columnist for The New York Times. The views expressed here are solely his own.

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Egan: After five centuries, a Native American with real power

Egan: After five centuries, a Native American with real power Timothy Egan In the American West, a ration of reverence is usually given to the grizzled Anglo rancher who rises at a public hearing and announces that his people have been on the land for five generations. So what are we to make of Rep. Deb Haaland, a citizen of the Laguna Pueblo, who says that her people have been in the Rio Grande Valley of New Mexico for 35 generations dating to the 13th century? “Native history is American history,” she told me. “Regardless of where you are in this country now, you’re on ancestral Indian land, and that land has a history.”

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