Uranium Developments Over Time
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Nate Housley holds a Master's of History from the University of Utah as well as a Graduate Certificate in Public History. As a student of labor history in Utah, mining has been of particular interest to him. He currently works as a program assistant for Utah Humanities’ Think Water Utah program. Nate lives in Salt Lake City.
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