The Utah Department of Health's Public Heath celebrates Earth Day with a newly completed solar panel park in Taylorsville on Thursday, April 21, 2011. The solar panels will help offset the energy used by the public health lab, which usually consumes 5-10 more times the energy compared to an average office building.
Mike Terry, Deseret News
The Utah Department of Health's Public Heath celebrated Earth Day with a newly completed solar panel park in Taylorsville on Thursday, April 21, 2011. The solar panels will help offset the energy used by the public health lab, which usually consumes 5-10 more times the energy compared to an average office building.
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