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The Salt Lake Tribune and Utah Public Radio

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) A family plays near the Little Logan River on Thursday, June 11, 2026.

A plan to keep northern Utah lawns green could drastically cut flows in a river that feeds the Great Salt Lake

June 18th 2026 by Brock Marchant and Naomi Cragun / The Salt Lake Tribune and Utah Public Radio

The president of the irrigation company backing the project said people should have a choice in what water they use to keep their lawns going. Logan • Clay Essig has lived on the bank of the Little

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