Commentary: One of Trump’s biggest scandals is happening in Utah
For each ton of coal no longer extracted from federal lands, national coal consumption would drop by nearly 0.7 tons
(Brian Maffly | The Salt Lake Tribune) An oil jack pulls crude from a well in Duchesne County, one of six eastern Utah counties that have joined an “infrastructure coalition” to develop projects, such as a $3 billion rail spur, to serve extractive industries.