Great Salt Lake dust: Utah tackles rising health risks
Utah launches new studies on Great Salt Lake dust, addressing increasing health risks and air quality threats to local communities as lake levels decline.
Utah launches new studies on Great Salt Lake dust, addressing increasing health risks and air quality threats to local communities as lake levels decline.
Utah Lake’s 23-billion-gallon release to the Great Salt Lake aims to prevent flooding, while a study targets long-term lake improvements.
Utah’s H.B. 446 updates mineral tax rules, enhances lake management, and expands the Great Salt Lake Commissioner’s role in conservation efforts.
A $100 million federal and state investment aims to combat drought by reviving the shrinking Great Salt Lake through water conservation and agricultural optimization.
New research reveals the drying bed of the Great Salt Lake is releasing millions of tons of greenhouse gases, highlighting a previously overlooked climate change contributor.
Utah partners with free market environmentalism think tank PERC to use voluntary water transfers to restore the Great Salt Lake.