11-16-2023 by Tim Vandenack
Looking forward, a few things give Great Salt Lake Commissioner Brian Steed optimism about the near-term prospects of boosting the lake’s wa
11-16-2023 by Carter Williams
SALT LAKE CITY — The Great Salt Lake is in a much better spot than it was this time a year ago, as it reached its current all-time low. It
11-16-2023 by Leia Larsen
A leading politician who called out companies for wanting to use more water in an over-tapped system finds an exception of his own. Rep. M
11-16-2023 by Amy Joi O’Donoghue
The pipeline is for future water deliveries A future pipeline for water deliveries to the growing Wasatch Front may be decades off, but t
11-13-2023 by Ben Winslow
SALT LAKE CITY — A series of bills have been unveiled on Utah's Capitol Hill addressing some issues with water conservation, including ensur
11-10-2023 by David Condos
In a dry state like Utah, there’s not always enough water to go around. But when there is extra water, how exactly do you spread it around?
11-10-2023 by Sean Higgins
Opponents of the Utah Inland Port say the shipping and logistics hub is the single greatest threat to the Great Salt Lake’s wetlands. Stop
11-10-2023 by Heather May
The University of Utah’s College of Humanities is partnering with the award-winning Great Salt Lake Collaborative to give students real worl
11-10-2023 by Sheri Quinn
Utah is spending more than $200 million to get agriculture to switch to water saving technologies. But is the saved water getting to the Gre
11-10-2023 by Sheri Quinn
Utah program helps farmers grow crops with less water. Is it helping the Great Salt Lake?
11-10-2023 by Ben Winslow
While Utah’s Agricultural Water Optimization Program has the potential to save tens of thousands of acre-feet of water annually, Hannah Free
11-09-2023 by Carter Williams
SALT LAKE CITY — Members of the Utah Inland Port Authority's board of directors voted Monday to adopt a new policy that the agency says will
11-09-2023 by Adam Small
SALT LAKE CITY— The Great Salt Lake’s wetland areas are getting a boost. $8.5 million has been awarded to various government and nonprofit g
11-09-2023 by Mythili Gubbi
PRESTON, Idaho — About 400 volunteers on Saturday played a special role in transforming a sacred space and giving it new life. “We’re at t
11-09-2023 by Ben Winslow
SALT LAKE CITY — A proposed "buffer zone" between the Great Salt Lake and encroaching development has gotten a major financial donation. T
11-09-2023 by Tim Vandenack
Compass Minerals will halt a planned lithium operation at its western Weber County facility that has drawn intense scrutiny and criticism fr
11-09-2023 by Ben Winslow
Jaemye and Bryan Brandon are getting ready for the holidays. String lights are transforming their picturesque farm into something straight o
11-08-2023 by Heather May
This data comes from the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food. The Great Salt Lake Collaborative requested records of the state's Agricul
11-08-2023 by Carter Williams, KSL.com and Ben Winslow, FOX 13 News
TAYLORSVILLE — While Utah’s Agricultural Water Optimization Program has the potential to save tens of thousands of acre-feet of water annual
11-08-2023 by Heather May
The Great Salt Lake Collaborative — a solutions journalism organization made up of local newsrooms — requested data from the Utah Department
11-08-2023 by Yvette Cruz
The Utah Department of Agriculture & Food has awarded $65 million worth of grants to more than 300 projects throughout the state from 2020 t
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