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Tom Zoellner

Tom Zoellner

Tom Zoellner, a former crime reporter for the Salt Lake Tribune, is a freelance writer based in San Francisco.

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Summer 2000

The Uranium Rush

How the common prospector won the Cold War, beat the big oil companies, tamed the Colorado Plateau, made and lost a fortune—and got lung cancer for his troubles Read >>

Fall 2000

Oil And Water

The adventure of getting one from deep beneath the other Read >>

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