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Allowing depleted uranium at EnergySolutions puts people at risk.
By Bob Henline
Editor's Note: The following is a statement given by Bob Henline to the Utah Radiation Control Board on Jan. 26, 2009.
“The Utah Division of Radiation Control (DRC) protects Utah citizens an
On January 19, 2009 Barack Obama was sworn in as the 44th President of the United States. President Barack Obama was elected on a wave of grass-roots support, the public crying out for real change in
Salt Lake City is considering ordinances that will prohibit discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation and gender identity. There are already laws on the books that seek to prohibit dis
The bigots at the Sutherland Institute are at it again, this time issuing a press release opposing Mayor Becker’s proposed city ordinances to ban employment and housing discrimination ...
Welcome to Utah, where the corporations make their own rules and send them to the regulatory agencies for rubber-stamp authorization.
By Bob Henline
On September 22, 2009 the Utah Radiation Control Board officially handed over the responsibility for nuclear waste regulation to EnergySolutions. In addition to their 8-3 vote rejecting a proposed mor
This past weekend Americans remembered the tragedy of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. On that day thousands of American citizens were senselessly and heinously murdered by Al-Qaeda terror
Legislators policing themselves and choosing their voters bad for state
By Bob Henline
In what world is a body given sole legal authority to police itself? For most people and organizations this is a ridiculous notion, but according to the Utah State Constitution, the Legislature has t
Disagreement should not discourage respectful discourse
By Bob Henline
The current health care debacle has gone on far too long. Members of Congress on both sides of the aisle, with the notable exception of Utah’s Jim Matheson, have been holding town hall meetings
This past Sunday, Aug. 16, I had the pleasure of attending Q Salt Lake’s Gay Lagoon Day event. I will admit that I was somewhat concerned beforehand, being skeptical of the Utah public’s r
Uranium & GreedWelcome to Utah, where the corporations make their own rules and send them to the regulatory agencies for rubber-stamp authorization.
October 12, 2009