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Methane flaring wastes millions of dollars on Utah’s public lands, but are federal limits a good solution or an undue burden?

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) In a visual protest, the group Alliance for Better Utah projects the total dollar value of natural gas lost on public lands since 2013 due to venting, flaring, and leaking onto the side of Federal Reserve Building in Salt Lake City, Thursday April 5, 2018. President Trump’s Interior Department is poised to rollback Obama-era rules requiring oil and gas operations on public lands to capture that natural gas instead of burning it.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) In a visual protest, the group Alliance for Better Utah projects the total dollar value of natural gas lost on public lands since 2013 due to venting, flaring, and leaking onto the side of Federal Reserve Building in Salt Lake City, Thursday April 5, 2018. President Trump’s Interior Department is poised to rollback Obama-era rules requiring oil and gas operations on public lands to capture that natural gas instead of burning it.

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