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Leia Larsen

Leia Larsen

Water and Land Use Reporter at The Salt Lake Tribune

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  • English
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  • Environment
  • Society

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Recent Articles

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Feds take Wasatch Front off national dirty air list for inversion smog

For the first time in 15 years, the Wasatch Front areas are no longer on the EPA's dirty air list.
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Utah Inland Port Authority must pay millions after it stopped payin...

The jury verdict comes after a two-year legal battle with QuayChain Technologies, a logistics company the state picked to construct an extensive surveillance network that would have used artificial intelligence to monitor freight movement.
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Despite Trump admin’s best efforts, interest in coal mining in Utah...

The federal government recently offered up thousands of acres for coal mining across Utah. But recent coal mining leases have failed to attract viable offers. So why is no one betting on coal, despite the Trump administrations push to boost the industry?
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After ‘Diesel Brothers’ star jailed, Utah environment group fears b...

Dave “Heavy D” Sparks said he wanted to “set the record straight” after spending three days in jail. Utah Physicians for a Healthy Environment say his statements have led to frightening threats against its members and lawyer.
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Trump admin offers up coal mining leases next to Utah’s famed natio...

Coal mines could soon dot the borders of some of Utah's famed national parks, thanks to changes made under Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
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Feds sold 17,000 acres in oil and gas leases across Utah. Recreatio...

The lease sales generated $8,252,794 in revenue, signaling a "strong interest" in oil and gas exploration in Utah following changes made under the "One Big Beautiful Bill" that passed this summer.
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Feds ducked protections for Great Salt Lake bird, environmental gro...

Environmental advocates and artists continue to hope a pint-sized bird will force bold and swift action to save the Great Salt Lake.
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How a Utah women’s movement fought against air pollution more than ...

More than 100 years ago, a women's movement in Salt Lake City led a fight against the area's air pollution. What does that story say about America's long and complicated history with coal?
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Nuclear energy could be the ‘holy grail’ for the West’s rising ener...

Artificial intelligence and other power-hungry industries are straining the West’s grid. Cox says nuclear is the “holy grail” solution — but questions about waste and water loom.
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Renewable advocates launch effort to fast-track utility-scale solar...

The renewable advocate is urging the fast-tracking of solar & wind projects before federal tax credits expire — a move they say could save Utah ratepayers billions.
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Charlie Kirk shooting: Where Utahns can find mental health support,...

Mental health professionals urge community members struggling to cope with the events to seek out support.