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Environmental legislation is chopped down
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Jerry D. Spangler and Donna Kemp Spangler Deseret News staff writers
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Goodman, Debbie
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2003
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Environmental legislation is chopped down
2003
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\"There is a fear for those kinds of environmental suggestions that are automatically thought to be heavy handed,\" said Debbie Goodman, lobbyist for the Audubon Council of Utah. \"That's disappointing. A lot of us promote environmental ideas in a moderate fashion, but how much of a gentler touch can you give?\" Instead, they reluctantly passed one bill that clears the way for the state to develop its own wolf management plan with the hope the federal government will give Utah authority over the protected species. And they passed a bill clarifying the conditions whereby Utah wolves could be moved from one area of the state to another. What could have been the biggest blow for Utah's environment came on the last day of the session when lawmakers raided $650,000 from two accounts set aside to preserve open spaces and river corridors, and build hiking and biking trails. In the end they put back $450,000.
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