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Utahns want more water in the Great Salt Lake, and they want a plan that lasts. They’re worried about dust, development and decisi...

Lindsie Smith, Executive Director of Great Salt Lake Alliance, and Hannah Freeze, the newly appointed Commissioner for Great Salt ...

A new Weber State University survey shows Utahns are willing to shell out real money to preserve the lake into the future.

“Our initial filters that we collected on high-wind days showed that it was basically below the detection level that our laborator...

More than 800 square miles of lakebed are now exposed as the Great Salt Lake water levels continue to decline — leaving dry, dusty...

Dust blowing off the Great Salt Lake remains one of the biggest threats from the lake’s decline, but it might be a “pe...

Nearly all 120 major saline lakes throughout the world are facing collapse, and once decline begins, no country has reversed it. T...

Members of the Senate Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment Confirmation Committee offered a unanimous positive recommend...

Two Republicans challenging Utah’s top lawmaker in this year’s primary election want to see major changes to – or the complete eli...

Exclusive Excursions continues Great Salt Lake tours despite low water levels impacting business.

Cutting-edge mapping tool advances DU’s Great Salt Lake Initiative, delivering real-time data during drying conditions

Chris Carlson is the creative director of GSL Luxury.

With Utah in a drought, state leaders are asking everyone to conserve water. But when water is saved, where does it go?

The Great Salt Lake can’t be saved without buy-in from farmers.