Water as Utah's Keystone to Economy and Growth
The article argues water supplies drive Utah's economy from its 1847 settlement to current times. It notes agriculture employs about a quarter of the 239 000 workers, with mining manufacturing and construction supporting another quarter, and stresses that industry expansion and population growth depend on ample water and power, with Bonneville Basin diversions and Colorado Green river drainages key to future prosperity.
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