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The powder keg of public land management in the West - Vimarsana News

The powder keg of public land management in the West

Critics say draft resource management plans put forward by the Bureau of Land Management are slated to take more than 6 million acres off the table in Western states.

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Utah expected to have cheapest electricity rates in the nation this year - Vimarsana News

Utah expected to have cheapest electricity rates in the nation this year

An analysis of state-by-state data collected by the federal government projects Utah will have the lowest electricity rates in the country this year.

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Solar bill aims to protect Utah consumers amid fraud complaints - Vimarsana News

Solar bill aims to protect Utah consumers amid fraud complaints

A bill that some clean energy advocates fear could deter rooftop solar purchases but supporters say protects consumers was heard in a legislative committee on Tuesday.

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Geothermal regulations, permitting need overhaul, Rep. John Curtis says - Vimarsana News

Geothermal regulations, permitting need overhaul, Rep. John Curtis says

A renewable and clean energy resource has the potential to produce up to 8.5% of the nation's electrical generating capacity by 2050, but the geothermal projects are slow getting off the ground and have to work their way through a complex permitting process.

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'Generational' water bill advances with an eye on Utah's water future - Vimarsana News

'Generational' water bill advances with an eye on Utah's water future

Legislative leadership stressed Wednesday that Utah needs to plan now for water needs 25, 50, or even 100 years from now.

Source: ksl.com