Acid shortage could hurt Idaho phosphate miner (access required)

By: Catie Clark Catie Clark October 1, 2021 Comments Off

An industrial mishap at the Kennecott smelter on Sept. 21 in Magna, Utah, may have unhappy consequences for one of the largest employers in southeast Idaho. Phosphate fertilizer is not the stuff that makes for riveting nationwide headlines like the Daybell murders or Crisis Standards of Care, but for anyone who lives in Soda Springs (pop. ...

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Acid shortage could hurt Idaho phosphate miner

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