The proposed expansion at Grand Targhee Resort includes growth onto public lands - South Bowl and the Mono Trees. These lands are currently open to everyone. However, If approved, the increase of Grand Targhee’’s SUP (Special Use Permit) would limit access (during the ski season) to these public lands for private interests. Only those who purchase a lift ticket (priced upwards of $100 a day) would be able to access these areas. Loss of public access and resulting impacts on individuals based on socioeconomic class becomes an environmental justice concern. Access to outdoor recreation, clean air, and clean water should not be infringed based upon a person’s income. The newly proposed Environmental Justice for All Act, aims to provide policy solutions to what has been a growing trend of inequities in the outdoors.