Utah

Critics Charge New Trump Plan 'Recklessly Weakens Protections' for What Remains of 'Illegally Reduced' Bears Ears Monument

New Lawsuit Challenges Energy-Intensive 'Disaster for Climate, Wildlife, and Colorado River Basin'

Andrea Germanos, staff writer

The proposed massive oil shale project would drain more than 3 billion gallons of water per year from the Green River

Watch: Doc Follows Six Activists Facing Felonies for Exposing Animal Cruelty at Utah Factory Farms

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

The cases have cast a spotlight on the state's Big Ag-friendly laws

In Heartwarming 'Act of Thanksgiving Mercy,' Farmer Turns Over 100 Turkeys to Animal Rights Group

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

The slaughterhouse rescue came out of an unlikely friendship between an...

Confirming True Intentions Behind Attack on National Monuments, Trump Plan Kicks Open the Gate for 'Mining, Logging, and Drilling'

As Big Ag Targets Activists, Animal Rights Leader Arrested on Felony Charges for Saving Sick Baby Goat

Imposed Work Requirements Taint Medicaid Expansion Victory in Virginia

There You Have It: Emails Confirm Coal, Oil, and Gas Extraction Drove Shrinking of National Monuments

'Outrageous' Gold Rush-Style Grab of Public Lands To Begin in Less Than 48 Hours

Ignoring Local Tribes and Public Outcry, Trump Carves Up National Monuments for Mining and Drilling

‘Go Home Trump’: Protesters Spell It Out on Utah Capitol Lawn Day Before Trump Attack on National Monuments

Union Denounces 'Chilling' Assault on Nurse Defending Her Patient from Police

Grand Canyon Pillagers Hope to Harness Trump's Disdain for Natural World

Town Halls Become 'Indivisible' Epicenters as Trump Resistance Grows

Could Republican Majority Repeal the Endangered Species Act?

Feds: Only Those Committed to Destroying Planet Can Bid on Fossil Fuel Leases

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Brave Utah Wingnuts Take On Hunger Strikes and Uprisings For God, Family and Country, Also Stopping the Gays Marrying

With today's Supreme Court ruling putting a temporary hold on gay marriage in Utah, rabid opponents of people getting to marry the person they love can take a breather on their ambitious plans to "take back freedom in America" by, respectively, starving to death and organizing an uprising led by the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association. Thus, "nullification" advocate Trestin Meacham ended his 15 days of subsisting on water and misunderstanding of constitutional law, and the...