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Utah Keeps Fighting Washington Over Public Lands. Which Fights Are Actually Worth It?

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Utah Stories Utah Keeps Fighting Washington Over Public Lands. Which Fights Are Actually Worth It? On July 13, President Donald Trump dramatically reduced the boundaries of two of Utah’s largest national monuments. 87 million acres to about 181,500 acres.

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