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Liberty Park
A Chevron pipeline leak early Saturday morning flowed into Red Butte
Scott Sommerdorf | Salt Lake Tribune
OIL SPILL
Yale Avenue resident Tom Kurrus (cq) speaks with a Chevron employee who was worki
Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune
Work continues at the pond in Liberty Park as Chevron crews work to contain another o
Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune
Chevron crews work to contain another oil spill that leaked crude oil late Wednesday
Photo by Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune
The Jordan River parkway in the neighborhood of Rose Park.
A Chevron pipeline le
Photo by Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune
The Utah State Fairpark.
A Chevron pipeline leak early Saturday morning flowed i
Photo by Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune
The Jordan River parkway in the neighborhood of Rose Park.
A Chevron pipeline le
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Workers on the beach at Willard Bay State Park work on the cleanup of a diesel fuel spill a
Paul Fraughton | Salt Lake Tribune
Oil booms along the shore line at Willard Bay State Park.
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Photo by Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune
A Chevron pipeline leak early Saturday morning flowed into Red Butte Creek, leadi
Paul Fraughton | Salt Lake Tribune
The banks of a small stream at Willard Bay State Park affected by the diesel spill, is line
Scott Sommerdorf | Salt Lake Tribune
OIL SPILL
This two-man Chevron cleanup crew laboriously removed oil shovel-full by shovel-f
Photo by Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune
The Jordan River parkway in the neighborhood of Rose Park.
A Chevron pipeline le
Photo by Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune
The Jordan River parkway in the neighborhood of Rose Park.
A Chevron pipeline le
Photo by Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune
Liberty Park
A Chevron pipeline leak early Saturday morning flowed into Red Butte
Photo by Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune
Liberty Park
A Chevron pipeline leak early Saturday morning flowed into Red Butte Creek, leading to the closure of Liberty Park. Contaminants were spotted as far way as the Jordan River in what officials are calling a major spill. It was flowing 30 to 40 feet downhill into the creek from the ground covering a buried pipeline just south of Red Butte Gardens, near the greenhouses and the Bonneville Shoreline Trail. Crude oil flowed into Liberty Pond and continued into the Jordan River. SLC 6/12/10
Scott Sommerdorf | Salt Lake Tribune
OIL SPILL
Yale Avenue resident Tom Kurrus (cq) speaks with a Chevron employee who was working to clean the streambed behind his home at 1206 Yale Ave., Sunday 6/13/10.
Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune
Work continues at the pond in Liberty Park as Chevron crews work to contain another oil spill that leaked crude oil late Wednesday night near Red Butte Creek for the second time in six months. It appears crews were able to contain the spill before it reached Red Butte Creek close to its source by the ampitheatre.
Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune
Chevron crews work to contain another oil spill that leaked crude oil late Wednesday night near Red Butte Creek for the second time in six months. The source, a isolation valve box behind a circular fence in the upper right, which is right next to the main entrance to the ampitheatre leaked south along the sidewalk and then turned West just before reaching Red Butte Creek below.
Photo by Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune
The Jordan River parkway in the neighborhood of Rose Park.
A Chevron pipeline leak early Saturday morning flowed into Red Butte Creek, leading to the closure of Liberty Park. Contaminants were spotted as far way as the Jordan River in what officials are calling a major spill. It was flowing 30 to 40 feet downhill into the creek from the ground covering a buried pipeline just south of Red Butte Gardens, near the greenhouses and the Bonneville Shoreline Trail. Crude oil flowed into Liberty Pond and continued into the Jordan River. SLC 6/12/10
Photo by Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune
The Utah State Fairpark.
A Chevron pipeline leak early Saturday morning flowed into Red Butte Creek, leading to the closure of Liberty Park. Contaminants were spotted as far way as the Jordan River in what officials are calling a major spill. It was flowing 30 to 40 feet downhill into the creek from the ground covering a buried pipeline just south of Red Butte Gardens, near the greenhouses and the Bonneville Shoreline Trail. Crude oil flowed into Liberty Pond and continued into the Jordan River. SLC 6/12/10
Photo by Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune
The Jordan River parkway in the neighborhood of Rose Park.
A Chevron pipeline leak early Saturday morning flowed into Red Butte Creek, leading to the closure of Liberty Park. Contaminants were spotted as far way as the Jordan River in what officials are calling a major spill. It was flowing 30 to 40 feet downhill into the creek from the ground covering a buried pipeline just south of Red Butte Gardens, near the greenhouses and the Bonneville Shoreline Trail. Crude oil flowed into Liberty Pond and continued into the Jordan River. SLC 6/12/10
Paul Fraughton | Salt Lake Tribune
Workers on the beach at Willard Bay State Park work on the cleanup of a diesel fuel spill at the park.
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Paul Fraughton | Salt Lake Tribune
Oil booms along the shore line at Willard Bay State Park.
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Photo by Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune
A Chevron pipeline leak early Saturday morning flowed into Red Butte Creek, leading to the closure of Liberty Park. Contaminants were spotted as far way as the Jordan River in what officials are calling a major spill. It was flowing 30 to 40 feet downhill into the creek from the ground covering a buried pipeline just south of Red Butte Gardens, near the greenhouses and the Bonneville Shoreline Trail. Crude oil flowed into Liberty Pond and continued into the Jordan River. SLC 6/12/10
Paul Fraughton | Salt Lake Tribune
The banks of a small stream at Willard Bay State Park affected by the diesel spill, is lined with pompoms, a material that collects petroleum distillates. Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Scott Sommerdorf | Salt Lake Tribune
OIL SPILL
This two-man Chevron cleanup crew laboriously removed oil shovel-full by shovel-full from the fouled banks of the Jordan River at 1300 South and 900 West, Sunday 6/13/10.
Photo by Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune
The Jordan River parkway in the neighborhood of Rose Park.
A Chevron pipeline leak early Saturday morning flowed into Red Butte Creek, leading to the closure of Liberty Park. Contaminants were spotted as far way as the Jordan River in what officials are calling a major spill. It was flowing 30 to 40 feet downhill into the creek from the ground covering a buried pipeline just south of Red Butte Gardens, near the greenhouses and the Bonneville Shoreline Trail. Crude oil flowed into Liberty Pond and continued into the Jordan River. SLC 6/12/10
Photo by Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune
The Jordan River parkway in the neighborhood of Rose Park.
A Chevron pipeline leak early Saturday morning flowed into Red Butte Creek, leading to the closure of Liberty Park. Contaminants were spotted as far way as the Jordan River in what officials are calling a major spill. It was flowing 30 to 40 feet downhill into the creek from the ground covering a buried pipeline just south of Red Butte Gardens, near the greenhouses and the Bonneville Shoreline Trail. Crude oil flowed into Liberty Pond and continued into the Jordan River. SLC 6/12/10
Photo by Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune
Liberty Park
A Chevron pipeline leak early Saturday morning flowed into Red Butte Creek, leading to the closure of Liberty Park. Contaminants were spotted as far way as the Jordan River in what officials are calling a major spill. It was flowing 30 to 40 feet downhill into the creek from the ground covering a buried pipeline just south of Red Butte Gardens, near the greenhouses and the Bonneville Shoreline Trail. Crude oil flowed into Liberty Pond and continued into the Jordan River. SLC 6/12/10