With Valar Atomics gaining unanimous approval from the Utah State Trust Lands Administration board to lease 640 acres in Carbon County, and with a pending application to the Bureau of Land Management for over 9,000 acres of federal land, the company gathered community members for an open-house event on Tuesday, Sept. 29.
Valar Atomics hosts community open house amid community concerns over proposed developments on state and federal lands
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