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Northern Utah city considers loosening wetlands protections for development

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Published August 9, 2026 at 6:00 AM MDT Levi Sim / Utah State University A drone shot of Logan. Scattered through the area are acres of wetlands habitat. “I grew up here, man. I’ve fished the rivers, I’ve floated the streams, I know how important these wetlands are,” he said.

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