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Preparing for the Big One: U Earthquake Safety — The Chrony - Vimarsana News

Preparing for the Big One: U Earthquake Safety — The Chrony

  According to the University of Utah Seismograph Stations, the chance of a 6.75 magnitude or greater earthquake occurring along the Wasatch front in the next 50 years is 43%, while the probability of a 6.0 or greater earthquake is 57%. The UUSS, operating 194 seismic stations, typically detects over 1,500 earthquakes a year in...

Wetlands are disappearing quickly across the United States - Vimarsana News

Wetlands are disappearing quickly across the United States

Great Salt Lake plays host to 33% of the Utah’s wetlands.

Source: yahoo.com
'Generational' water bill advances with an eye on Utah's water future - Vimarsana News

'Generational' water bill advances with an eye on Utah's water future

Legislative leadership stressed Wednesday that Utah needs to plan now for water needs 25, 50, or even 100 years from now.

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'Generational' water bill advances with an eye on Utah's water future - Vimarsana News

'Generational' water bill advances with an eye on Utah's water future

A legislative measure intended to plan for Utah’s water future 50 to 75 years down the road cleared a legislative committee amid generous praise but criticism that its negotiations’ closed door nature instills a lack of accountability that makes the process ripe for abuse.

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'Natural Asset Companies' and Utah's efforts to shut the door on them - Vimarsana News

'Natural Asset Companies' and Utah's efforts to shut the door on them

The Utah treasurer says a land acquisition proposal poses a significant risk to rural economies.

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