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What Utahns think will get people to change water-use behavior as drought deepens

What Utahns think will get people to change water-use behavior as drought deepens
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Utah prepares for water shortages in ongoing drought emergency

Utah prepares for water shortages in ongoing drought emergency Outdoor watering could be cut next year if drought continues As Utah s drought emergency continues, state officials are looking at the potential for water shortages that would necessitate rationing. and last updated 2021-06-29 20:04:37-04 SALT LAKE CITY â As Utah s drought emergency continues, state officials are looking at the potential for water shortages that would necessitate rationing. Weâre really hopeful that future water years are better than this one. That being said, weâve got to plan what we expect to be the situation. I would just be very, very wary of how we use water this year. I think we have to plan on it maybe not being better next year, Utah Department of Natural Resources Executive Director Brian Steed said in an interview with FOX 13.

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Why Utah leaders want businesses to cut back on water, take the H2Oath

KSL TV SOUTH JORDAN Fred Lampropoulos felt inspired to change how handles his home s and business s landscaping based on a drive he took to Kamas last month. The president and CEO of Merit Medical Systems saw the drying conditions and how they affected the land around Jordanelle Reservoir. He decided at the moment to cut the amount of water at his home in half and ordered the same for Merit Medical Systems South Jordan campus. The company also plans to have all of its grass removed by the end of the summer and replaced with more water-wise plants. Lampropoulos said it s actually an idea that was already in the works but Utah s drying conditions made clear how important it was to cut back on unneeded watering.

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Why summer 2021 is looking hot, dry and flammable

Why summer 2021 is looking hot, dry and flammable
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What Utahns need to know about the drought, wildfires and fireworks

What Utahns need to know about the drought, wildfires and fireworks
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