Tim Glenn: Drilling should not be allowed in Labyrinth Canyon

We live in a place where public lands are key to our livelihood. Water, air quality, food, our history and recreation — Utah’s public lands are ingrained in our way of life. So as members of the public, it’s our job to hold the agencies and governments who manage those lands accountable.Recently, the Bureau of Land Management announced it is prepared to allow a new helium drilling operation in the Labyrinth Canyon Wilderness Area — a spectacular stretch of redrock terrain