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Trenching on Weber Segment of Wasatch Fault

June 13, 2007 rockman Comments Off on Trenching on Weber Segment of Wasatch Fault

The Salt Lake Tribune published an article recently on some trenching activity by the Utah Geologic Survey and the USGS to better date past movements on this active fault.

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