‘Trash soup’ fills this old landfill after storms. The Inland Port plans to clean it up.
The Utah Inland Port Authority has acquired a 770-acre toxic former landfill in Salt Lake City and has a plan for remediation.
(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Pronghorn on Inland Port property near the former North Temple Landfill, on Friday, Jan 31, 2025. The Utah Inland Port Authority has acquired the landfill, and has promised to clean up the toxic site.