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Plan To Sell Land Cut From Utah Monument Is Scrapped

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The Trump administration has scrapped its proposal to pawn off more than 1,600 acres of federal land that until recently were protected as part of Utah’s Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, the Salt Lake Tribune reported Friday. The recommendation by the Bureau of Land Management ― first reported by HuffPost ― called for the “disposal” of 16 parcels of federal land, including a 120-acre chunk adjacent to land owned by Utah state Rep.

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