Ashley Korenblat: ‘Energy dominance’ agenda fails Utah’s outdoor recreation economy

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Members of the Uintah High School mountain bike team practice on the McCoy Flats trails southwest of Vernal.

(Salt Lake Tribune | Brian Maffly) Members of the Uintah High School mountain bike team practice on the McCoy Flats trails southwest of Vernal.

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