From Great Salt Lake to ‘Puddle’: How the Climate Crisis and Water Diversions Are Harming an Icon

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By Olivia RosaneNov 24, 2021, 10:15 am177 pts
In July, the water levels of Utah's iconic Great Salt Lake fell to a record low. But this wasn't an isolated incident. A combination of the climate crisis and human water usage have reduced the lake so utterly that The Salt Lake Tribune and AccuWeather announced Monday that they were redrawing their maps to…

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