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Nevada desert, sending radioactive dust and, along with it, disease and death eastward over Utah - that would be merely a scene from history, from the Cold War era 60 years ago when the federal government promised that nuclear tests were safe. At least that's what most Utah residents believed until a few months ago, when the National Nuclear Security Administration announced its Divine ...
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Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch and Rep. Jim Matheson have raised concerns about the possibility that soil contaminated by past nuclear testing at the Nevada site could become airborne and create a risk to Utah residents downwind. Air quality officials in Nevada have also asked the Pentagon and National Nuclear ...
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RE: My Comments on PFS Right of Way and Transfer Facility
BLMs management plan and not at all in the interest of American citizens nor Utah residents. Furthermore, PFS is not qualified to receive a permit for this project and it lacks ... residents in opposing the transportation and storage of nuclear waste in Utah. Over half of the utility companies that created PFS have either dropped out of the consortium or have announced they will ...
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Envision Utah © 2006
From Brigham City to Nephi and Kamas to Grantsville, Utah residents breathe the same air, share common resources and use the same roads to travel. Successful growth will require sound planning and strategy. Sponsored by the Coalition for Utah's Future Spring 2008 Newsletter Jordan River 'Vision' Is for Green, Natural Corridor National Experts ...
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Salt Lake Tribune Article Last Updated:01/19/2007 12:37:46 AM MST ST. GEORGE - Southern Utah residents welcomed the opportunity Thursday to speak their piece about the proposed Divine Strake explosion test. ... government's assertion the test will not send a mushroom cloud of radiation-tainted litter into Utah, like the earlier atomic tests did. They also want Divine Strake stopped to ensure that the ...
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University Journal - EDITORIAL: Weapons test a concern for southern Utah
Divine Strake has stirred memories of the nuclear testing that irradiated a generation of southern Utah residents. Ask any resident with any ties to this area, they'll be able to list ... , for fighting the issue of resumed nuclear testing so ardently and persistently. We also support the residents who are actively protesting the planned test and who are, at the very least, bringing much- ...
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Some Utahns fleeing Oly revelry Deseret News February 10, 2002. Many Utah residents seeking to avoid the revelry and traffic expected with the 2002 Winter Olympics this ... Pinch Some Facilities The Salt Lake Tribune January 11, 2002. Services at the University of Utah ranging from day-care facilities to the University Hospital anticipate losing millions of dollars during ...
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The Rainwater Harvesting Community :: HarvestH2O.com
Steve Miller Albuquerque, a city in the arid Southwestern United States, has grown by 120,000 residents in the last 20 years but consumed less water last year than in any previous year ... CA slows development >> more Back to the future: Rainwater harvesting >> more Home system collects rainwater >> more Alta, Utah sees 25% rate rate r >> more Homes sought for greywater study >> more It's Time to ...
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Envision Utah © 2006
Through extensive research and exhaustive involvement of the public, local and state elected officials, the business, civic, and religious communities and other stakeholders, Envision Utah has gathered information about what Greater Wasatch Area residents value and how they think growth should be accommodated. Based on this information, Envision Utah has identified six primary goals that need to ...
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Secrets of the Southwest - National Geographic Adventure Magazine
Range Creek, based on his half century of observation. The first residents of Range Creek, Waldo believes, were a race of dwarfs he calls "the Little People." " ... ME, NJ   NH, NY, RI, VT Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Washington Wisconsin Wyoming Adventurer's Handbook How to beach a kayak Select an Outdoor Tip Beach ...
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