Desert News, 1/13

January 13, 2025

man holding solar panel on roof

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Rooftop solar growth dims in sunny Arizona as regulators clash and costs climb

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Anson Resources has proposed Yellow Cat uranium and vanadium drilling approved in Southeast Utah

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Feds say Mexican gray wolf recovery is on track, but advocates see 'significant setbacks'

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New study says Utahns, especially farmers, need to cut water use by 35% to save Great Salt Lake

Peyote sacred to Native Americans threatened by psychedelic renaissance and development

International wastewater plant to be overhauled

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New Chuckwalla National Monument in California has cultural ties to Arizona tribes

small grayish-tan butterfly feeds on a cluster of yellow flowers

Rare Nevada butterfly will soon get federal protections

Fight to pass Big Bend National Park expansion bill continues

Grants Energy announces launch of New Mexico uranium extraction project

Cleanup of abandoned uranium mines set to start after Navajo Nation, EPA reach agreement

Moab Uranium Mine Tailings cleanup group celebrates another milestone

Lithium Values Down Over 85% in Last 2 Years

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Tribes in Arizona awarded funding to build climate resilience

Friends of the Verde River Completes Invasive Plant Removal Along Fossil Creek, Restoring Critical Riparian Habitat

Activists urge investigation of lithium mine's impact on tiny snail, intend to sue

Southern Nevada’s desert tortoises getting help to cross the road

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Public meetings slated for Purple Sage Solar

Turf removal efforts in Las Vegas Valley get a big boost

view down into a canyon with a small ranch and yellow cottonwoods, all surrounded by massive red and white cliffs and mesas.

Grand-Staircase Escalante gets a new management plan, Utah’s congressional delegation upset

Grand County withdraws support of timed entry at Arches

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Why is Phantom Ranch closing? What Grand Canyon visitors need to know

Arizona hunters urged to be cautious as bird flu comes to the state. Here are safety tips

Businesses still hurting as construction continues on Phoenix South Central Light Rail Extension

Protesters gather in opposition to Utah’s public land lawsuits

Wastewater Tucson eyes for drinking water contains 'forever chemicals'

Nevada National Security Site advisory board to discuss environmental report

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Santa Ana Pueblo gets millions to design wildlife corridors