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Why a dry Chilean lagoon matters to the future of the Great Salt Lake
04-21-2022 by Amy Joi O’Donoghue
Back in its heyday, the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake boasted multiple resorts offering dining, dancing, concerts, picnic pavilions, a bo
Could Utah children help shape the destiny of the ailing Great Salt Lake?
04-20-2022 by Amy Joi O’Donoghue
Studies show link between youth education, protecting nature To save the Great Salt Lake is to know its worth. To know its worth is to be
How the Great Salt Lake lakebed could contribute to pollution, other issues
04-18-2022 by Kira Hoffelmeyer
LOGAN, Utah — Two Ph.D. students from Utah State University are trying to measure the dust blowing off the Great Salt Lake and learn how it
RadioACTive 04.18.22 with Great Salt Lake Collaborative
04-18-2022 by Lara Jones
Rising journalists once again took over RadioACTive for a Voices Amplified edition of the show, a collaboration between Salt Lake Community
How the Great Salt Lake soon could be powering your phone, computer and car
04-17-2022 by Leia Larsen
Lithium mining also could lead to a greener future and secure more revenue to ensure the lake’s longevity. Chances are, the Great Salt Lak
Great Salt Lake sinking levels could impact bird migration
04-13-2022 by Kira Hoffelmeyer
BOX ELDER COUNTY, Utah — The drying up Great Salt Lake could have dire consequences for the birds migrating through the area. It’s not as
‘Embrace the salt’ — A kayaker’s quest to share up-close views of an ‘epic’ but shriveling Great Salt Lake
04-10-2022 by Leia Larsen
For Brian Footen, it will be the biggest and most challenging destination in a project to create Google Street View-style maps of drought-st
After decades of waiting, Antelope Island State Park visitor center is getting a $13 million makeover
04-09-2022 by Daedan Olander
The renovation and expansion will incorporate research space where scientists can study Great Salt Lake and where visitors can learn about t
RadioACTive 04.06.22 Debating Future of GSL
04-06-2022 by Lara Jones
Tonight's show featured the following people, organizations and/or events. Check them out and get plugged into your community! Erin Castro
Snowpack measuring sites help forecast 2022 water year
03-24-2022 by Spencer Joseph, Melanie Porter
SALT LAKE CITY — As drought continues to be a top of mind issue in Utah, experts are gathering data and forecasting the 2022 water year in o
Less water in the Great Salt Lake may mean more wandering wildlife
03-18-2022 by Ben Winslow
The shrinking Great Salt Lake could create more problems, with animals migrating in search of new food sources. ANTELOPE ISLAND, Utah — Th
RadioACTive 03.17.22 with FRIENDS of Great Salt Lake
03-17-2022 by Lara Jones
HB33 and HB410 were recently passed by Utah lawmakers affecting the future of the Great Salt Lake. RadioACTive spoke about it with SL Tribun
‘Very positive change.’ New Utah law will be an important step toward saving the Great Salt Lake.
03-17-2022 by Saige Miller
Under HB33, water right holders can finally lease their water to fill the shrinking lake and other natural lands. This story is part of Th
Sunday Edition: Education in Utah after Legislature ends session
03-14-2022 by KSL TV Staff
Great Salt Lake and Lake Powell water levels still at record lows
03-14-2022 by Max Roth
Tribune joins 17 Utah organizations to elevate solutions for Great Salt Lake
03-07-2022 by Lauren Gustus
The lake is at its lowest level on record and today holds half its historic average Over the past year, Salt Lake Tribune reporters and ph
Deseret News joins Solutions Network collaborative focused on Great Salt Lake
03-07-2022 by McKenzie Romero
They say a rising tide lifts all boats. But if we’re hoping to lift any boats in the Great Salt Lake, we’re going to need a lot of help.
KSL.com teams up with other news media for coverage of Great Salt Lake
03-07-2022 by Carter Williams
SALT LAKE CITY — In the days after arriving at what's now the Salt Lake Valley, Brigham Young and handful of other leaders from The Church o
It was the year of the Great Salt Lake for Utah lawmakers, but was it enough? Here’s what experts have to say
03-06-2022 by Kyle Dunphey
‘I couldn’t be happier,’ Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said of lawmakers’ efforts in the 2022 Utah Legislative Session For Utah lawmakers, it was
Is it too late to save the diminishing Great Salt Lake?
03-06-2022 by Amy Joi O’Donoghue
Advocates, researchers and others intimately acquainted with the Great Salt Lake have watched with dread over the last two decades as it has
RadioACTive with Bonnie Baxter, Great Salt Lake Institute director
03-02-2022 by Lara Jones
Great Salt Lake is getting saltier and other microbial tipping points of our namesake lake with Bonnie Baxter, Great Salt Lake Institute dir
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