Several mineral-rich eastern Utah counties banded together a few years ago to build costly commodity-moving projects needed by extractive industries to tap underground resources and get them to market.
Utah’s isolation puts energy development at a competitive disadvantage, so, these county officials argue, the state should subsidize export terminals and rail, pipe and utility lines that help move Utah’s coal, oil, gas, power and potash. That “throughput” infrastructure, in turn, helps lift econ...
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