Utah’s Choice: Use Cleantech To Conserve Water Or Face Toxic Dust Clouds (Part 3)

CleanTechnica
By Jennifer SensibaSep 27, 2021, 12:45 pm93 pts
Industrial activity is causing problems with this natural process. Salt mining, potash operations, and other human activity was not only drying the area up, but was taking salt out of the system entirely. For example, potash operations pumped salt water and brine out from beneath the flats, which then got…

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