Utah's Energy Landscape (PI-95) Audubon Guide Books The primary source of drinking

The primary source of drinking and irrigation water in the Beryl-Enterprise area is ground water from the principal basin-fill aquifer

understanding the terrain and elevation changes that make Moab a hiker's paradise

and Washington Counties

By: Rudi Lambrechtse

The report also offers sound scientific information to allay public concerns about the potential for drinking-water contamination from hydraulic fracturing and production operations

Utah's Energy Landscape (PI-95) Audubon Guide Books The primary source of drinkingM. D. Vanden Berg The state of Utah is fortunate to have abundant and diverse energy resources including large reserves of conventional fossil fuels, several areas suitable for renewable resource development, and vast quantities of untapped unconventional fossil fuel energy sources. This publication, Utah? s Energy Landscape, was created to offer a complete, visual based, description of Utah? s entire energy portfolio. The graphs found within this