100 Years of Erosion from Megafire
BYU researchers have determined that the Pole Creek megafire and subsequent heavy rainfall that rocked Utah County in 2018 moved as much sediment into Utah Lake's ecosystem as river tributaries would typically move in 100–200 years.
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