The revolt against AI data centers Energy and water intensive AI projects are draining communities. The revolt is just getting started Salon · Jun 12
A data center caused an uproar in Utah. Congress is watching (and waiting) ST. GEORGE, Utah — Residents from a state starving for water have become the face of local struggles against Big Tech, locked in protests against a proposed data center that at one point was set to sprawl thousands of acres larger than its infamous Bryce Canyon. Some are looking for… Roll Call · Jun 11
Public Lands Are Core to Utah's Senate Battle, Boils Over During Debate There's currently a fight brewing for Mitt Romney's senate seat between two Republicans and a Democrat, but public lands are up in the air as the three have different ideas on how to manage them. RideApart · Oct 18, 2024
Utah Wants to Seize Public Land You Use to Camp and Ride, Likely to Sell to Big Oil The state of Utah has a history of suing the federal government for control of land, which it then sells to oil, gas, and mineral developers. And in its latest bid, it wants a whole ton of land you use to fish, hunt, hike, and recreate on. RideApart · Sep 18, 2024
Utah Republican Primary Tests Trump Influence Utah's Republican primary elections feature key races for Senate, Governor, and House seats, offering insights into party dynamics and potential outcomes. Top News · Jun 25, 2024
In Deep Red Utah, Climate Concerns Are Now Motivating Candidates Would-be voters in this coal and oil state signal they’re increasingly alarmed by climate change. Capital & Main · Mar 19, 2024