Utah’s new pipeline project secures water in event of earthquake
State officials toured the $81 million Davis County Aqueduct project, enhancing water security against earthquakes for over 650,000 residents.
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A lawsuit challenges the Utah Inland Port Authority's legality, citing violations of separation of powers and concerns over harm to the Great Salt Lake ecosystem.
Utah is taking the federal government to court over its control of vast amounts of 'unappropriated' land within the state, arguing that it violates state sovereignty and hinders effective land...
Utah receives $7.2 million in federal funding to upgrade its aging and high-hazard dams, prioritizing safety and responsible water management.
Utah’s snowpack melts, leading to healthy surface water levels
Utah's reservoirs are at 92% capacity as snowpack melts, boosting the Great Salt Lake and causing high water levels in rivers and streams.
Utah partners with free market environmentalism think tank PERC to use voluntary water transfers to restore the Great Salt Lake.