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Insider trading investigation opened into southern Utah uranium mill (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Congressional Democrats accused the owner of White Mesa Mill in southeastern Utah of insider trading. But the company denies any improper conduct. The mill owned by Denver-based Energy Fuels is the last conventional uranium processing facility in the United States and is expanding to become one of the country's very few rare earth processing plants. It's located in San Juan County about 1 mile east of the former boundary of Bears Ears National Monument. Five days before the Trum
Insider trading investigation opened into southern Utah uranium mill (opens the original)
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Congressional Democrats accused the owner of White Mesa Mill in southeastern Utah of insider trading. But the company denies any improper conduct. The mill owned by Denver-based Energy Fuels is the last conventional uranium processing facility in the United States and is expanding to become one of the country's very few rare earth processing plants. It's located in San Juan County about one mile east of the former boundary of Bears Ears National Monument. Five days before the Trump administratio
The average American rancher is 60. This program trains the people who might replace them (opens the original)
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Biologists rescue rare native fish from wildfire (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — The Gold Mountain Fire was first discovered about two miles northeast of Ouray, Colorado, in the early evening of June 27. Over the next few days, the fire spread to more than 16,000 acres, potentially endangering many lives, not all of which were human. Authorities issued the first voluntary evacuation July 1. The fire crossed into Gunnison County, near the Uncompahgre National Forest, which is home to hundreds of wildlife species, and mandatory evacuation orders were issued on
Inside America's last great wilderness as oil drilling appears on the horizon in the Arctic refuge (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Some 3,800 feet above sea level, hundreds of miles from the nearest strip mall, hospital or road this past June, we found the massive, spiraling horn of an approximately 12-year-old Dall ram. The horn of the great, white arctic sheep was nestled in the spongy, tundra-covered saddle between two nameless mountains. A Utah-raised hunter within the group of journalists I traveled with explained that it was a once-in-a-lifetime find. Rams keep their horns for life, which is why they'
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