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David Condos
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Reporter, KUER-FM (Salt Lake City, UT)
Saint George
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Social Movements
celebrity, gossip
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By David Condos Verified| KUER-FM (Salt Lake City, UT) Verified The power of erosion built Zion National Park. And just because there are roads and trails now, that doesn’t mean the landscape is going to let up. “If you were to videotape this canyon over the course of a million years, and then speed it up, it would look like this whole place is falling apart,” Zion physical scientist Robyn Henderek said. Landslides and falling rocks are common in Zion. In fact, they’re “integral to the canyon forming processes,” Henderek said.
By David Condos Verified| KUER-FM (Salt Lake City, UT) Verified The San Rafael River has a problem. As it winds through red rock country northwest of Canyonlands National Park, it increasingly runs dry. Drought is again taking hold across Utah, and that could spell trouble for the wildlife that rely on the river, such as native fish that get stranded in puddles when the flow stops. “Picture being in a little pool and never being able to move. Your oxygen levels start to get low.
By David Condos Verified| KUER-FM (Salt Lake City, UT) Verified There’s a new 12-foot-long metal dragon in St. George. Its eyes are made from kitchen utensils. Its belly, two stop signs. The scales that cover its wings, horns and everywhere else come from the Salt Lake City police station’s evidence room. “All those license plates you see on that dragon have been confiscated by the police,” Utah County artist Deveren B. Farley said.
Company Info
KUER-FM (Salt Lake City, UT)