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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

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Salt Lake Tribune

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) US Magnesium, seen across the Great Salt Lake from Stansbury Island on Saturday, March 26, 2022.

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

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KSL NewsRadio

Birds use the Farmington Bay Area as one of several migratory areas for birds at the Great Salt Lake on Feb. 2, 2022. (Carter Williams/KSL)

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

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Salt Lake Tribune

Brian Footen paddles his kayak along the Great Salt Lake near the Spiral Jetty, just south of the Rozel Point peninsula on the northeastern shore, March 25, 2022. | Leah Hogsten, The Salt Lake Tribune

‘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

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Salt Lake Tribune

People tour the Antelope Island State Park Visitor Center, April 8, 2022. The Utah Division of State Parks announced on Friday that the center will be renovated and expanded to meet the growth of the park, which had over 1 million visitors last year. | Leah Hogsten

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

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KRCL

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

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Fox 13

Snowpack measuring sites help forecast 2022 water year

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

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Fox 13

Bison on Antelope Island

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

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KRCL

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

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Salt Lake Tribune

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Persisting drought conditions continue to drop water levels at the Great Salt Lake exposing reeflike structures made up of calcium and magnesium carbonate deposits called bioherms that resemble coral as seen on Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2021.

‘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

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KSL-TV

Sunday Edition: Education in Utah after Legislature ends session

03-14-2022 by KSL TV Staff

This week on Sunday Edition we take a closer look at the just-concluded legislative session and its impact

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Fox 13

Comparison of Lake Powell and Great Salt Lake

Great Salt Lake and Lake Powell water levels still at record lows

03-14-2022 by Max Roth

SALT LAKE CITY — The Great Salt Lake is six feet lower right now than it normally would be. While it’s slig

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Salt Lake Tribune

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) A shoreline of salt at the Great Salt Lake as seen near the Spiral Jetty, Wednesday, Dec. 22, 2021. The Salt Lake Tribune has joined forces with media outlets across the state to find and elevate ways to save the lake.

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

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