New analysis says Great Salt Lake can be saved, but not without great effort, and expense

Even in ‘wet’ years, conservation, policy changes are paramount to restore the lake

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) A chair is left behind on the south shore of the Great Salt Lake as seen near Saltair, Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2021. Persistent drought has reduced lake levels to historic lows as the shoreline continues to recede.

New analysis says Great Salt Lake can be saved, but not without great effort, and expense

Even in ‘wet’ years, conservation, policy changes are paramount to restore the lake

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