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Geothermal energy lease sale goes through despite protests over environmental review process Joan Meiners, St. George Spectrum & Daily News The Bureau of Land Management sold leases last Tuesday for geothermal energy development on 11 land parcels amounting to more than 26,000 acres throughout southwestern Utah. Their plan to offer up 28 parcels, totaling 67,586 acres in Millard, Beaver and Iron Counties, was confirmed in late October after first being announced in mid-September in advance of a 15-day public comment period that closed October 1. Only 40% of the available parcels sold Tuesday, with a maximum bid of $10 per acre, netting approximately $168,000 from two different bidding companies, one based in Salt Lake City and the other in Houston, Texas. Half of this money will go to the state of Utah, 25% to the counties involved and the remainder to the U.S. Department of Treasury, according to the BLM. The remaining 60% of the land offered in the sa

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