Supreme Court rejects Utah’s bid to control federal lands
- The Supreme Court denied Utah's lawsuit to gain control of 18.5 million acres of federally owned land, marking a victory for land conservation advocates who worry about increased efforts in a Republican-controlled Congress.
- The court's decision prevents Utah from pursuing control over vast public lands, which are managed by federal agencies that oversee nearly 70% of the state's land.
- Utah's leaders, including Governor Spencer Cox, expressed disappointment over the ruling and vowed to continue fighting for more land control.
- Conservationists hailed the ruling as a win for environmental protection, emphasizing the risks of privatization and degradation of public lands if states gain control.
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