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In new deal with feds, Utah gets ‘a seat at the table’ in managing national forest land
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In new deal with feds, Utah gets ‘a seat at the table’ in managing national forest land
Utah has had more than 7 million acres of national forest for over a century but not the say it wanted in managing them. That changed Thursday morning when the state finalized a new agreement with the U.S. Forest Service, intended in part to expand logging. “This is something we’ve been working for — wanting — literally, for generations in our state,” Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said at the state Capitol before signing the document. “And now the momen…
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