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Utah lawmakers fund a pipeline to benefit Great Salt Lake, and a dam down south

Utah lawmakers fund a pipeline to benefit Great Salt Lake, and a dam down south
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Federal air quality standards preemptively contested by Utah Legislature

Federal air quality standards preemptively contested by Utah Legislature
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Battle lines drawn over future of Tremonton war memorial

A new plan by Tremonton City would turn a portion of Midland Square into a plaza for events and gatherings, but some residents are upset

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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.

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Critics worry legislative measure will delay closing Utah s coal fired-power plants

A Utah legislative committee met Tuesday to discuss a measure that more closely safeguards a pair of power plants with more Utah oversight over their inevitable closure. The bill, HB224, by Sen. Scott Sandall, R-Tremonton, was heard in the House Public Utilities, Energy and Technology Committee and addresses concerns over the viability of Utah’s two power plants in Emery County as surrounding states increasingly cut their use of coal.

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