Utah’s Choice: Use Cleantech To Conserve Water Or Face Toxic Dust Clouds (Part 2)

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By Jennifer SensibaSep 27, 2021, 12:25 pm93 pts
Because the process of drying up Lake Cabeza de Vaca and its remnant child lakes happened mostly naturally (with only the last bit caused by Anthropogenic climate change), this presents the absolute best case scenario for a dried up Salt Lake, but as I’ll get to later, the problem will be far worse for Utahns…

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