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Amy Joi O'Donoghue is the environmental reporter the Deseret News, specializing in coverage of issues that affect land, air, water and energy development. She has worked here since 1998 and has been an assistant city more ..
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The United States citizens are giving their birthright away. The natural resources held under our feet should be retained and managed by our Govt. Ecuador, Chili, Argentina and others contract out for resource development and own all of the More..
all leaseable mineral developers pay aroyalty on the development. Half of that royalty goes to the Federal Treasury an d half goes to the state in which the lands are located.
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