Emissions admissions, train troubles and a surveillance network — More details emerge about Utah’s inland port

Official says rail may bring more pollution than trucks.

(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) Union Pacific Railroad's Roper Yard in South Salt Lake is a large train car switching yard where the railroad assembles long trains for transport to other cities, Feb. 23, 2022. Union Pacific is balking at some of the plans of the Utah Inland Port Authority.

Emissions admissions, train troubles and a surveillance network — More details emerge about Utah’s inland port

Official says rail may bring more pollution than trucks.

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