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A Utah county greenlit a massive data center and nuclear energy project. Residents never got a chance to weigh in.

Price — Carbon County officials gave a massive proposed nuclear, natural gas and data center project the green light with a series of conditions on Thursday, Nov. 12. The county’s planning commission approved a conditional use permit for Valar Atomics’ proposed Raceway Energy Campus — a large industrial project on 640 acres of land owned by the Utah Trust Lands Administration — after nearly two hours of discussion between the company and planning commissioners.

Price, UT · 2d
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A Utah startup has officially submitted its plans for nuclear-powered data centers. As it seeks its first permit, here’s what we know.

Carbon County leaders will get their first official chance Thursday, Nov. 12, to decide on — and set conditions for — an ambitious, controversial plan to build and operate dozens of small nuclear reactors, fabricate nuclear fuel and store it once spent on state trust land, as opponents are asking the county to slow down.

Carbon County, UT · 3d
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USU Extension awarded nearly $750,000 to support veterans and their families

Utah State University Extension was recently awarded a $747,048 grant that will expand its work supporting veterans and their families. The grant comes through the Department of Veterans Affairs’ Staff Sergeant Parker Gordon Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program. The award is part of a national initiative providing nearly $112...

Logan, UT · 10h
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