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Two-thirds of voters in Utah believe protections should be restored to the entire acreages of two national monuments that were recently downsized. That’s according to a statistically valid survey conducted by the research firm New Bridge Strategy and funded by Grand Canyon Trust.
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A new Colorado poll finds independent voters distrust both parties, want more moderation, and are most concerned about housing costs, taxes, and polarization.
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A new survey reveals that nearly 90% of people are concerned about climate change, but many mistakenly believe others don't share their views. This perception gap hinders climate action, experts say.
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The majority of voters in Rocky Mountain states, including Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming, would rather see the government focus more on conservation of public lands rather than extractive activities like mining and oil and gas.