Celeste Maloy: “We need federal help to solve the problems bigger than what the state can handle alone.”

I want to do regulatory reform and make sure that we are removing federal barriers to bringing those jobs to rural Utah.

It’s going to be the energy source of the future that doesn’t disappear. That isn’t controversial.

We stepped forward. We met the moment. But through the entire process, the administration has been focused on getting us to peace.

Utahns have long supported protecting our state's extraordinary cultural and natural resources. This action honors that goal while following the law Congress passed and giving greater consideration to the people who know these lands best.