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January 06, 2016 Slideshows » News

Photo Essay: Crude Awakening

By Colby Frazier

        
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Online feature by City Weekly staff writer Colby Frazier with additional photographs from contributors.

(Photo by Colby Frazier)

After the June 2010 spill, Chevron installed a block valve just south of the Utah Museum of Natural History.

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