How can humans steward nature with properly ordered technology?
Another stacked panel:
- @ADoricko, CEO of Rainmaker, making it snow/rain
- @laurence1allen, CEO of Terranova, lifting land out of flood zones
- @StefyyDaza, manager at Colossal, saving species from extinction
This is awful. Utah has the youngest average age of any state in the country, and the plan is to replace them with imported workers?
Iโve had the honor of working with tons of young Utahns, many of whom are profoundly talented. This is a stab in their back.
Congratulations to Hannah Freeze on her appointment as Utah's Great Salt Lake Commissioner ๐
Hannah has been a dedicated leader in conservation, helping to secure the future of the Great Salt Lake.
Wishing her the best in this important new role!
The federal government recently resized two of Utah's national monuments, Grand Staircase-Escalante and Bears Ears, and it's drawing a lot of debate.
To understand it, letโs start with the law behind them. ๐งต
Utahns know Utah best and know how to best manage OUR land. I also believe this move aligns with the Antiquities Act and its โsmallest areaโ clause. A great win for Utah.
Why is it so controversial to believe Utahns should have a greater role in managing Utah's public lands? No one has a greater stake in preserving them than the people who call this state home. Those closest to the land understand it best. Thomas Jefferson believed that government closest to the people governs best, a principle that still resonates today. Why shouldn't Utah have a greater voice in the stewardship of its own public lands?
๐จ WATCH: Ed Davey calls on Keir Starmer to crack down on platforms like X which are "fuelling violence"
Starmer: "We will crack down on anyone who is fuelling this division"
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