NewsRack: 'Utah' news in 'Land-Regional' topic for user flenvcenter

Driver died after crashing into a tree in Aurora Saturday morning	9.7.2018	Denver Post: News: Local
A driver died Saturday morning after crashing a car into a tree shortly after 4 a.m. on South Ceylon Way near East Floyd Avenue in Aurora.
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Vanishing Rio Grande puts pressure on San Luis Valley farmers during extreme drought	22.6.2018	Headlines: All Headlines
Seldom has the Rio Grande River, the nation's fourth longest and the one that nourishes the most drought-prone terrain, flowed so low.
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Outlook for vital Colorado River remains grim after April storms fail to produce much snow	8.5.2018	Denver Post: News: Local
The outlook for the most important river in the Southwestern U.S. remains grim this summer after April storms failed to produce much snow in the mountains that feed the waterway, forecasters said Monday.
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Scientists hope bug experiment fattens Colorado River fish	1.5.2018	Denver Post: News: Local
Any great fishing hole depends on the health and well-being of its bugs.
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Colorado and three states accuse Arizona of manipulating Colorado River supply and demand	19.4.2018	Denver Post: News: Local
Tension over the drought-stressed Colorado River escalated into a public feud when Colorado and three other states accused an Arizona utility of manipulating supply and demand, potentially threatening the river's future.
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2018-19 college basketball story lines include federal probe, Villanova’s follow-up	3.4.2018	Headlines: All Headlines
Now let's take a look at a couple of threads to watch in the offseason and leading into the 2018-19 season.
Natural ‘arched eyebrows’ is one of 2018’s hottest eyebrow shape trend	7.3.2018	Lifestyle – The Indian Express

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Spectacular fossils found at Bears Ears — right where Trump removed protections	24.2.2018	Denver Post: All Political News
One of the world's richest troves of Triassic-period fossils has been discovered in an area of Bears Ears National Monument that just lost its protected status, scientists announced Thursday. President Donald Trump signed a proclamation in December that shrank the national monument by 85 percent.
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Monument reductions threaten future dinosaur discoveries	30.1.2018	High Country News Most Recent
Digs are imperiled by Trump’s move to slash protections for public land.
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Utah’s approach to public lands won’t work	30.1.2018	High Country News Most Recent
New Mexico exemplifies the risk of managing lands at the whim of local interests.
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Have a look at interior trends for 2018	29.1.2018	Lifestyle – The Indian Express

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Michael Bennet, Jared Polis put forth bill to bolster protection for more than 98,000 acres of federal land in Colorado	28.1.2018	Denver Post: Outdoors
As the outdoor recreation world rallied in Denver, two of Colorado’s leaders in Washington offered a plan to bolster protection for more than 98,000 acres of federal land in Eagle and Summit counties.
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Coloradans love their public lands, poll says, but some think national monuments harm the local economy	25.1.2018	Denver Post: Local
Support for public lands -- and protecting those places -- is up, so much so, that across eight Western states brimming with public land, three-quarters of those polled this year described themselves as conservationists, up from a little more than 60 percent in 2016.
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The Denver Post editorial intensified a false narrative about Bears Ears and uranium mining	24.1.2018	Denver Post: Opinion
Energy Fuels supports Bears Ears National Monument. We appreciate and agree that this area is an important symbol of our country’s history and culture.
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Utah is headed into a water battle it can’t win	23.1.2018	High Country News Most Recent
Why is this fiscally conservative state pushing an expensive diversion project?
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Edward Abbey’s “Desert Solitaire” more relevant than ever	13.1.2018	Denver Post: Opinion
Fifty years ago, Edward Abbey’s "Desert Solitaire" was published to decent reviews but little fanfare. Yet it has remained in print for a half-century and remains more relevant today than ever.
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What Abbey’s ‘Desert Solitaire’ means in these trying times	10.1.2018	Writers on the Range
The book turns 50 this year, and is more relevant now than ever.
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Latest: Idaho gets nation’s first International Dark Sky Reserve	8.1.2018	High Country News Most Recent
Designation recognizes decades of work to reduce light pollution.
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For endangered species, politics replaces science	4.1.2018	High Country News Most Recent
A leaked Fish and Wildlife memo suggests a shift away from science.
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For endangered species, politics replace science	4.1.2018	High Country News Most Recent
At Fish and Wildlife, a leaked memo threatens scientific integrity.
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