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Dust hot spots: Where is Great Salt Lake's toxic dust most likely to originate?
09-20-2022 by Carter Williams
SALT LAKE CITY — Kevin Perry believes there are many "trigger points" that indicate when there is something wrong with the Great Salt Lake.
'It's a battle': Why there's a growing fight to stop phragmites around the Great Salt Lake
09-20-2022 by Carter Williams
FARMINGTON — The threat of the Great Salt Lake flooding is far from anyone's minds these days, especially after back-to-back years of record
All of northern Utah at risk for toxic dust from shrinking Great Salt Lake, scientist tells lawmakers
09-20-2022 by Ben Winslow
SALT LAKE CITY — All of northern Utah faces risk from dust storms laced with arsenic and other chemicals from a shrinking Great Salt Lake,
Get paid to get rid of turf and switch to water-saving tech
09-19-2022 by Ben Winslow
ST. GEORGE, Utah — Wilson and Kari Jimenez are thrilled with how their yard looks. "We still have a little bit of grass here, but we plan
Annual 'Friends of Great Salt Lake' clean-up event sees record turnout
09-16-2022 by Mythili Gubbi
SALT LAKE CITY — Utahns are working to solve the issue of pollution in the Great Salt Lake, hoping to help the wildlife that calls the area
SLC's drought tolerant turf is such a hit, other communities in Utah want some
09-15-2022 by Ben Winslow
SALT LAKE CITY — A special blend of grasses that uses less water and still looks good has proven to be such a hit, other communities want i
Great Salt Lake a sovereign entity 'worthy of legal rights,' group says
09-13-2022 by Ben Winslow
SALT LAKE CITY — An environmental group is pushing for the Great Salt Lake to be treated like a sovereign entity worthy of its own legal ri
Restoration of Idaho's Bear River Massacre site may benefit Great Salt Lake
09-12-2022 by Mike Anderson
BEAR RIVER, Idaho — Current efforts to restore the site of the Bear River Massacre could benefit the whole Wasatch Front in a big way. Tho
As the Great Salt Lake fades away, so do its islands
09-12-2022 by Tim Vandenack
Call it Antelope Island, but by no means is it an island. Same goes for Fremont Island, Stansbury Island, Gunnison Island and other smalle
Biologist says Great Salt Lake’s ecosystem is near collapse
09-09-2022 by Dan Spindle
ANTELOPE ISLAND, Utah — A biology professor said the Great Salt Lake’s ecosystem is dangerously close to collapsing, creating a risk for all
New threat to Great Salt Lake? Mineral company wants to extend its canals.
09-07-2022 by Leia Larsen
Environmentalists worry that siphoning off more water is exactly what the shrinking lake doesn’t need. The Great Salt Lake is so low that
Utah youth hold “die-in” to mourn the decline of Great Salt Lake
09-04-2022 by Saige Miller KUER
Over 100 people walked silently in a single file on the dry Great Salt Lake bed Saturday. They wanted to send a message to elected Utah le
Utah youths hold ‘die-in’ for Great Salt Lake, challenge elected leaders to take bolder action
09-02-2022 by Leia Larsen
Despite persistent bugs, unseasonable heat and the formidable challenge presented by a lake that has been receding most of their lives, stud
Cox says more money will be needed for water conservation, save Great Salt Lake
09-01-2022 by Ben Winslow
LOGAN, Utah — Governor Spencer Cox said more money will be needed to expand water conservation measures and save the Great Salt Lake. At
New Jordan River 'blueprint' may have benefits for the Great Salt Lake
09-01-2022 by Carter Williams
SALT LAKE CITY — West Jordan Mayor Dirk Burton reflects back to his childhood as he stands a few dozen feet from the banks of the Jordan Riv
Group pitches Utah lawmakers on a pipeline to the Great Salt Lake
08-29-2022 by Ben Winslow
SALT LAKE CITY — A group met with some Utah lawmakers and representatives of the governor's office to pitch an idea of a pipeline from the
Saving the Great Salt Lake is 'top priority,' Utah's new natural resources boss says
08-26-2022 by Ben Winslow
SALT LAKE CITY — Saving the Great Salt Lake will be his "top priority" in office, the new head of Utah's Department of Natural Resources sa
Can mimicking beavers help save the Great Salt Lake?
08-26-2022 by Jacob Klopfenstein
About five years ago, Willy Stockman’s home on the bank of Emigration Creek became a wildlife hot spot. In the summers of 2017 and 2018,
RadioACTive 08.24.22 Measuring GSL water
08-24-2022 by Lara Jones
Tonight's show featured the following people, organizations and/or events. Check them out and get plugged into your community! Listen here.
This grass can save Salt Lake City residents water and money in Utah's drought
08-23-2022 by Ben Winslow
SALT LAKE CITY — The grass in the small park on the corner of Concord Street and California Avenue looks and feels just like any other lawn
Here’s how the Great Saltair became a relic
08-22-2022 by Palak Jayswal
The site of the old Saltair resort — actually, three of them — can give a visitor the feeling that something is haunting them. The histori
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