uranium in the former area of Bears Ears.”

The Utah Department of Natural Resources has said the original monument has “very little energy potential” and “minimal” potential for uranium production. But officials in San Juan County, where the monument is located, see things quite differently.

“The area in and around Bears Ears is rich in oil, gas, coal, and uranium deposits,” the county wrote in a recent court filing, according to the Salt Lake Tribune. The county is looking to intervene in one of several lawsuits that tribes and environmental groups have brought against the Trump administration in an effort to block the monument rollbacks.

As of April 27, only one new claim on land cut from Bears Ears had been recorded with the local BLM office. It was staked byfarmers having a bad year because of a drought.
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