Beef Reshuffle in Utah: Tyson Foods says it will end operations at its Eagle Mountain, Utah case-ready beef facility and its Joslin, Illinois plant, while pursuing a sale of its Pasco, Washington site—moves tied to a severe U.S. cattle shortage. Tyson plans to shift capacity to Dakota City, Nebraska; Holcomb, Kansas; and Amarillo, Texas, and is also adjusting Amarillo shifts as supplies improve. Local Planning & Housing: Salt Lake City’s Planning Commission approved the GEM Sugar House redevelopment at the former Zions Bank parcel in Sugar House, but denied extra height—cutting the maximum from 194 feet to 169—while keeping a drive-thru on the bottom floor in the mixed-use plan. Rare Earth Processing Upgrade: REalloys says it’s fully funded to upgrade the Saskatchewan Research Council rare earth processing facility and build a metallization plant, targeting expanded output of neodymium/praseodymium and heavy rare earths. Logistics Emissions Tools: Rhenus and shipzero launched a partnership to scale “Book and Claim” climate accounting across air, ocean, and road transport. Utah Energy/Industry Watch: Element One Hydrogen & Critical Minerals is pitching natural hydrogen from rock as a cheaper alternative to oil and gas, with Columbia University tech at the center of its cost claims. Food & Fuel Signals: Grain futures ticked higher overnight, and AAA reports gas prices remain sensitive to crude oil around the $80 range.