'A once-in-a-lifetime experience': Utah biologists catch wolverine 43 years after 1st sighting
It took two aircraft, two traps and over a dozen wounded sheep, but Utah biologists finally captured an animal they've searched decades for.\n
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It took two aircraft, two traps and over a dozen wounded sheep, but Utah biologists finally captured an animal they've searched decades for.\n
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WASHINGTON— Conservation groups sued the U.S. Surface Transportation Board , challenging its approval of a new rail line designed to quadruple oil production in northeast Utah’s Uinta Basin and send most of the crude to Gulf Coast refineries.
Tommy Beaudreau, deputy secretary of the Interior Department, was in Utah to talk about the Central Utah Project, specifically water delivery pipelines. Utah continues to suffer from drought. Federal funds for the project could help ease tension between Western states and Washington, D.C.
Standing at the foot of the mountains in Spanish Fork, Tommy Beaudreau, deputy secretary of the interior, said the recently passed infrastructure package will make Utah more drought resilient.