Utah passes agriculture water optimization measure, weighs another change
A Utah bill tied to agriculture water optimization was passed Wednesday, while another another advanced through a committee.
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A Utah bill tied to agriculture water optimization was passed Wednesday, while another another advanced through a committee.
With less than half of the legislative session left to go, Utah lawmakers are moving a number of water bills forward, including a measure that proposes to document “saved” water through efforts being made throughout Utah.
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