Utah has been selected as one of five states to potentially host a federal Department of Energy “Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus” in the Great Salt Lake watershed. While the initiative is being advertised as an opportunity for nuclear energy development, Utah’s proposal could involve much more than new reactor technologies.
The US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is proposing major regulatory changes. These changes will reshape how nuclear reactors, fuel manufacturing facilities, radioactive waste projects, and other nuclear activities are licensed and regulated. We urge you to submit comments to your lawmakers to ensure Utah industry workers remain safe!
The US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is proposing major regulatory changes. These changes will reshape how nuclear reactors, fuel manufacturing facilities, radioactive waste projects, and other nuclear activities are licensed and regulated. We urge you to submit comments to your lawmakers to ensure Utahns remain safe!
The environmental impacts of data centers are extensive: as of April 2026, there are over 1,500 new data centers in various stages of development in the US. Fill out our action alert today to urge Utah’s state lawmakers for more transparency!
Take action and ask Congress to pause new data center approval until they can establish safeguards to protect communities from the impacts to our air, water, climate, and energy costs, and ensure that the public is involved in the decision-making process.
Utah’s legislators are engaged in an effort to limit our state’s ability to protect Utahns through science-based regulations. Fill out our action alert to protect Utahns’ public health today!
Utah legislators are considering a bill that would subject Salt Lake City street design to stricter oversight from the state, and in some cases prevent the city from adopting traffic calming measures.
Speak up to your lawmakers and stop Utah’s Risky Nuclear Gamble by asking the key questions! Impacted communities must have a say in decisions that affect their health, safety, and future.
EnergySolutions is seeking approval to import nuclear waste from Canada for disposal at its Clive facility in Tooele County, just west of Salt Lake City. If approved, this proposal would open the door for Utah to become a global destination for nuclear waste, something Utahns have opposed for decades.
Sign our petition to stand in firm solidarity with the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe, White Mesa Ute Community, White Mesa Concerned Community group, and all impacted communities in rejecting the ongoing operation of Energy Fuels’ uranium mill!
