If the proponents of the bill are truly concerned about protecting land in Utah, their efforts could be better spent participating in the new process as we move to other counties.
Jim Matheson: “If the proponents of the bill are truly concerned about protecting land in Utah, their efforts could be better spent…”
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Matheson critiques the Red Rock bill's proponents for not engaging in a more effective process.
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