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Watermelon snow turns Utah mountains red

Watermelon snow turns Utah mountains red
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Watermelon snow turns Utah mountains red

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Out of this world! Watermelon snow turns Utah mountains red

Out of this world! Watermelon snow turns Utah mountains red
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Kennecott s tailings might expand on its southeast corner, bringing them closer to Magna homes

Rio Tinto Kennecott is developing a plan to extend the life of its Bingham Canyon mine until 2040. For those plans to happen, it needs to expand the eastern portion of its historic south impoundment to provide 100 million tons of tailings storage. What does that mean for Magna residents?

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How 1983′s floods damaged the Great Salt Lake

The 1983 floods destroyed much of the plant life in the Great Salt Lake's wetlands, allowing invasive phragmites to take hold, which still plagues the lake today.

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