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Could EPA air quality standards be Utah's first test of its new sovereignty law? - Vimarsana News

Could EPA air quality standards be Utah's first test of its new sovereignty law?

The Utah Constitutional Sovereignty Act, passed in late January, set up a process for the Legislature to challenge federal laws it believes to be overreach.

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The Impacts of Utah's New 'Sovereignty Bill' - Vimarsana News

The Impacts of Utah's New 'Sovereignty Bill'

  Passed in January, S.B. 57, Utah’s “sovereignty bill,” grants the state authority to override federal law, policy or rule. In a state with ongoing environmental concerns including natural resources and air and water pollution, the possible effects of S.B. 57 have some people worried. Bill sponsor Sen. Scott Sandall (R-Tremonton) said this bill is not...

Cox holds event for Great Salt Lake, water conservation bills | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Cox holds event for Great Salt Lake, water conservation bills | News, Sports, Jobs

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Lawmakers approve tighter controls on mineral extraction at Great Salt Lake – Deseret News - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers approve tighter controls on mineral extraction at Great Salt Lake – Deseret News

The controversial bill in the Utah Legislature survived scrutiny and debate. Read more

How far should Utah go to protect coal-fired power plants? – Deseret News - Vimarsana News

How far should Utah go to protect coal-fired power plants? – Deseret News

A measure that adds some legislative oversight of coal-fired power plants in Utah and when they should close was heard in a legislative committee on Tuesday. Critics worry it delays their closure and strips the Public Service Commission of certain oversight, but supporters say Utah needs a firm grasp on its energy future given growing federal regulatory oversight.