Business leaders praise planned Salt Lake City trade hub but environmentalists raise questions

(Steve Griffin | Tribune file photo) The site of the former city landfill on the north side of I-80 between 5600 west and 7200 west in Salt Lake City Friday March 30, 2018. The proposed inland port project could be built on this site.

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Business leaders praise planned Salt Lake City trade hub but environmentalists raise questions

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