Mark Chalmers

The Colorado River flows past the northernmost boundary of the Bears Ears National Monument in southeastern Utah. A plan to put large towers inside Bears Ears National Monument was abandoned in part due to opposition. (Francisco Kjolseth, The Salt Lake Tribune via AP)

Guest Commentary: The Denver Post editorial intensified a false narrative about Bears Ears and uranium mining

January 25, 2018 at 11:58 a.m.

Energy Fuels supports Bears Ears National Monument. We appreciate and agree that this area is an important symbol of our country鈥檚 history and culture.

Guest Commentary: Energy Fuels was one voice among many in Bears Ears debate

December 20, 2017 at 4:59 p.m.

Ultimately, we were only one voice among many. We support a consensus approach to public land policy that protects areas with special scientific, environmental, and scenic resources.

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Guest Commentary: The Denver Post editorial intensified a false narrative about Bears Ears and uranium mining

Guest Commentary: Energy Fuels was one voice among many in Bears Ears debate