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• Groundwater at issue in Utah tar sands project - BusinessWeek
  

  Groundwater at issue in Utah tar sands project BusinessWeek That conclusion by regulators came under attack by the Moab-based environmental group Living Rivers, which is disputing Utah's approval for a water pollution permit in a trial-like hearing being conducted by an administrative law judge. and more »

• Utah forecast: Big temperature drop expected today - Salt Lake Tribune
  

  Utah forecast: Big temperature drop expected today Salt Lake Tribune By bob mims Several days of unseasonably high temperatures in Utah will give way Friday to cooler weather, including rain and thunderstorms along the Wasatch Front. The National Weather Service is predicting a difference of 15 to 20 degrees in the high ... and more »

• Groundwater At Issue In Utah Tar Sands Project - TheStreet.com
  

  Groundwater At Issue In Utah Tar Sands Project TheStreet.com That conclusion by regulators came under attack by the Moab-based environmental group Living Rivers, which is disputing Utah's approval for a water pollution permit in a trial-like hearing being conducted by an administrative law judge. and more »

• GBC Motorsports Ramps Up for Rally on the Rocks - ATV Rider Magazine
  

  GBC Motorsports Ramps Up for Rally on the Rocks ATV Rider Magazine • GBC Motorsports reps will be out at the 2012 Arctic Cat Rally on the Rocks, May 15-20 in Moab, UT. • GBC will be displaying their various UTV and Side-by-Side tires, including their brand new UTV tire model. Anaheim, Calif. and more »

• Touring Utah's Beautfiul Canyonlands - Van Nuys News Press
  

  Touring Utah's Beautfiul Canyonlands Van Nuys News Press By Jean Strauber, Travel Editor In 2004 I had the real pleasure of visiting the Utah towns of Moab, Price and Vernal on a Canyonlands, Dinosaurs and Outlaws tour. We gasped at the beauty of Arches National Park, oohed and aahed at the petroglyphs and ... and more »

• Groundwater at issue in eastern Utah tar sands project - Grand Junction Sentinel
  

  Groundwater at issue in eastern Utah tar sands project Grand Junction Sentinel By AP SALT LAKE CITY — Opponents of the first US commercial oil sands operation are challenging a key approval from Utah regulators. The Moab-based environmental group Living Rivers is getting a hearing before a state agency to challenge a water ... Conservation Group Argues Against Tar Sands ProjectKCPW (blog) all 8 news articles »

Latest Moab, Utah News (courtesy of MSN News):

• Moab Adventure Center Pioneers Stand Up Paddleboard Tours On The Colorado River Near Moab, Utah - PRLog (free press release)
  Moab, UT, – The award-winning Moab Adventure Center http://www.moabadventurecenter.com/ creates diverse opportunities to explore the red rock playground bordering Arches and Canyonlands National Parks. Now for the first time ever on the Colorado River in ...
• DUI suspected in fatal Moab crash - ABC 4
  MOAB, Utah (ABC 4 News) - Utah Highway Patrol troopers say alcohol may have been a factor in a fatal head-on collision near Moab over the weekend. According to the UHP, the crash happened at approximately 8:30 p.m. Saturday on State Road 191 at Mile Marker ...
• Officials ID 18-year-old killed in Utah avalanche - ABC 4
  MOAB, Utah (AP) - Authorities are releasing the name of an 18-year-old snowmobiler who was buried in an avalanche in southeastern Utah. Investigators say the body of Garrett Carothers of Redvale, Colo., was found Sunday in a remote section of the La Sal ...
• Durango off-road racer wins endurance event in Moab - Durango Herald
  Fresh off a victory in the recent WEROCK Dirt Riot Offroad Endurance Race in Moab, Utah, Durango off-road racer Jason Kaminsky will be looking for another strong showing in the Ultra4 Series on May 5 at the Cinco de Baja in Albuquerque.
• TASP takes on mountain biking - The Daily Planet
  This weekend TASP kicks off the second annual Moab Mania! Off Road Arm Bike Camp trip in Moab, Utah, and will bring eight adaptive athletes into the desert on mountain bikes powered by a person’s hands instead of their legs. This Friday ...
• Utah Oil Sands Project Challenged Over Groundwater Pollution - Huffington Post
  That conclusion by regulators came under attack by the Moab-based environmental group Living Rivers, which is disputing Utah's approval for a water pollution permit in a trial-like hearing being conducted by an administrative law judge.

Latest Moab, Utah News (courtesy of Yahoo News):

• Groups plan nuclear protest in Utah
  MOAB, Utah, May 10 (UPI) -- It is "foolish" to take steps to build a nuclear reactor near the Green River in Utah given the dangers exposed by the 2011 Japanese disaster, advocates say.
• Extreme Runner’s Moab Desert Offers ‘Wall Street’ Cliffs
  He met me on Main Street in Moab, Utah, a few miles east of where we would be running on the Amasa Back desert trail. He had two new water bottles strapped to his hands, a common sight among extreme runners.
• Man lives simple life in Moab cave
  MOAB, Utah (ABC 4 News) - Daniel Suelo doesn’t have a dime and he likes it that way.
• Man lives simple live in Moab cave
  MOAB, Utah (ABC 4 News) - Daniel Suelo doesn’t have a dime and he likes it that way.
• Utah Oil Sands Project Challenged Over Groundwater Pollution
  SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — State regulators testified Wednesday that the first U.S. commercial oil sands operation won't pollute groundwater because the proposed strip mine is in an arid region of eastern Utah with no groundwater except at extreme depths.
• Video: Highlining: Slacklining 2.0? Extreme sport takes hold
  Slacklining is similar to tightrope walking but involves a rope that's flat, and not taut. Now, it's being done higher off the ground than ever. Ben Tracy gave it a try in Moab, Utah.

Latest Southeastern Utah Artifact Theft Case News:

• Artifacts are focus of two new mystery novels - Lansing State Journal
  

  Artifacts are focus of two new mystery novels Lansing State Journal Investigating, Books discovers that someone has broken into the Rogers' house and stolen their extensive collection of Indian artifacts. Soon, jewelry and other property from the house turn up at a run-down pawnshop. Joe Benally, a Navaho Indian with ...