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Gravel pits may be ugly to look at it, but they're necessary, advocates say
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah has been the fastest-growing state in the nation, with a hardy population increase of nearly 24% since 2010. With that growth rate comes the need for new housing, new roads ...
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MOLASSES ROADWAYS IN SALT LAKE CITY; Spread with Gravel, It Is Said to Become as Hard as Cement. (Published 1895) - The New York Times
MOLASSES ROADWAYS IN SALT LAKE CITY; Spread with Gravel, It Is Said to Become as Hard as Cement. Share full article. From The Salt Lake (Utah) Herald. Oct. 4, 1895; ...
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Voices: Utah doesn’t need to mine more gravel. We need to look to more sustainable alternatives. - The Salt Lake Tribune
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Gravel pits: Not attractive, but you need them
The four most populated areas in Utah — Davis, Weber, Salt Lake and Utah counties — have the least amount of potential resources when it comes to sand and gravel. Those components are ...
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Opinion: We don’t need to sacrifice the Wasatch to meet our need for gravel - MSN
The location of Granite Construction Company’s proposed I-80 South Quarry is pictured on the south side of Parleys Canyon near Salt Lake City on Wednesday, May 31, 2023.