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Utah approves mining operation in Parleys Canyon after county ban - Vimarsana News

Utah approves mining operation in Parleys Canyon after county ban

The Utah Division of Oil, Gas and Mining, approved Granite Construction’s request to operate a mine in Parleys Canyon. The Salt Lake County Council passed a law banning mining in the area.

Utah division approves small mine operation at Parleys Canyon months after county ban - Vimarsana News

Utah division approves small mine operation at Parleys Canyon months after county ban

The fight over mining in Parleys Canyon took another twist Monday with the approval of a 20-acre mining operation in the canyon.

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Division of Oil, Gas and Mining Meets with Commissioners - Vimarsana News

Division of Oil, Gas and Mining Meets with Commissioners

Utah Division of Oil, Gas and Mining Director John Baza was joined by a number of his staff to give an introduction and presentation to the Carbon County Commission last week. The presentation began with Bart Kettle, who is the Deputy Director of the Division of the Oil and Gas program. He stated that, more

Issues Detailed by Public Lands Council - Vimarsana News

Issues Detailed by Public Lands Council

By Julie Johansen Emery County Public Lands Council Chairman Rod Player opened the April meeting on Tuesday with comments about a proposed amendment to the Emery County General Plan. He announced that councilman Ray Peterson drafted a proposal that had been sent to council members and comments had been received. He asked the council to

Inside the youth-led lawsuit alleging Utah's complicity in climate change - Vimarsana News

Inside the youth-led lawsuit alleging Utah's complicity in climate change

Seven Utah children, ages 9 to 18, filed a lawsuit in Salt Lake City's 3rd District Court on Tuesday over fossil fuel-friendly policies they say are fueling climate change and poor air quality.\n

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