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Last discussed Jul 21, 2026.
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Advocated for planting edible crops on city property and raised concerns about housing costs and title insurance agencies.
Logan Municipal Council — July 21, 2026 · 10:44 →Argued against the proposed power plant, urging the council to prioritize environmental preservation and listen to community voices.
Logan Municipal Council Meeting — January 7, 2025 · 7:42 →Opposed the fossil fuel plant, citing environmental concerns in the local wetlands.
Logan Municipal Council Meeting — January 7, 2025 · 11:16 →A student who spoke in favor of prioritizing the environment and air quality over fossil fuel expansion.
Logan Municipal Council Meeting — January 7, 2025 · 12:02 →News & external sources (10)
After months of debate, a northern Utah city curtailed these environmental protections
After months of debate, a northern Utah city curtailed these environmental protections The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah ranks No. 1 overall state for a 4th year in a row; but dinged for air quality
For a fourth year in a row, U.S. News & World Report has ranked Utah the No. 1 overall state in the nation, citing high performance in multiple categories including economy, fiscal stability and infrastructure.
LHS class of ‘66 graduate returns; talks work on Montreal Protocol
Logan High School class of 1966 graduate Stephen O. Andersen, who devoted his life’s work to protecting the Earth’s stratospheric ozone and helped broker the universally-accepted Montreal Protocol, returned home for his class reunion this past weekend.
‘A living, breathing thing’: As Lake Powell drops, Glen Canyon’s once lush ecosystem returns
As Lake Powell recedes, the once-drowned Glen Canyon is surfacing and thriving ecosystems are emerging.
The threat farmers around the Great Salt Lake fear more than drought
Farmers have found themselves increasingly under scrutiny as the Great Salt Lake dries to dust. But scapegoating may be detrimental to its recovery, study finds.
Proposed Box Elder data center sparks debate among students
on May 25, 2026 at 5:00 am A proposed data center development in Box Elder County is drawing concern from some Utah State University students and researchers who say the project raises questions about...
Box Elder data center could create a heat island devastating Utah’s local environment and the Great Salt Lake
Note to readers •This story is made possible through a partnership between The Salt Lake Tribune and Grist, a nonprofit environmental media organization.Skeptics of the proposed hyperscale data center in Box...
LETTER: What makes Utah wonderful isn’t for sale
At what point does a person become Wonderful?Some would argue that Wonder is an innate, divine attribute, unique and yet communal all at once. Others would make the case that Wonder can be accomplished...
Proposed Logan law could cause flooding and destroy habitat, expert warns
Proposed Logan law could cause flooding and destroy habitat, expert warns Utah Public Radio
COLUMN: Two years later, Logan City moves to betray its promise to protect our streams
COLUMN: Two years later, Logan City moves to betray its promise to protect our streams Cache Valley Daily