12-05-2023 by Ben Winslow
SALT LAKE CITY — A highly-anticipated report recommending ways to save the Great Salt Lake has been delivered to Utah's governor and legisla
11-30-2023 by Emma Penrod
Here’s a question that catches people off guard: What would happen if Utah is successful in saving the Great Salt Lake? For the past two y
11-28-2023 by Emma Penrod
How thinking about water when planning cities and homes can save the lake and lead to happier, more connected Utahns Editor’s note: This s
11-28-2023 by Heather May
Is it possible to create a Great Salt Lake friendly neighborhood? Seniors in Utah State University’s Landscape Architecture & Environmenta
11-28-2023 by Emma Penrod
Renaissance Ag CEO Caleb Wilkins does not believe farmers set out to destroy the environment, the land on which they depend. They know how t
11-28-2023 by Emma Penrod
Surprise: Agriculture and the lake need each other to survive Editor’s note: This story is part of a series of stories by the Great Salt L
11-27-2023 by Carter Williams
SALT LAKE CITY — The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has redesigned the landscape outside six of its Utah meetinghouses and is w
11-27-2023 by Carter Williams
PROVO — Utah water officials say a "suite of alternatives" will be needed to get water back to the struggling Great Salt Lake over the next
11-27-2023 by Ben Winslow
SALT LAKE CITY — An environmental group claims some Utah lawmakers may be planning to restart the controversial Bear River pipeline project,
11-24-2023 by Dan Rascon and Larry D. Curtis
Editor’s note: This story is part of a series of stories by the Great Salt Lake Collaborative that asks the question: Why save the Great Sal
11-17-2023 by Max Roth
As part of its mission to elevate reporting on potential solutions for the Great Salt Lake, the Great Salt Lake Collaborative paid for Utah
11-16-2023 by Sheri Quinn
Utah program pays farmers to fallow crops and it’s saving a little bit of water for the Colorado River. Whether it should be a solution for
11-16-2023 by Leia Larsen
Research group claims the lake’s sediment could cause neural disease, but local scientist raises concerns over research methods. Contamina
11-16-2023 by Ben Winslow
SALT LAKE CITY — House Speaker Brad Wilson left office, praising the part-time Utah State Legislature for their work to advance important po
11-16-2023 by Ben Winslow
SALT LAKE CITY — A new audit calls on the state to get a handle on how much water it actually has and come up with better plans to address c
11-16-2023 by Aimee Van Tatenhove
“We were born in water. We were delivered in water. We know what water is. Water sustained us from conception, and water sustains us as we g
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
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