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Once again, some members of the Summit County Council are on the path to approve the ominous Dakota Pacific commercial, retail and residential project on 60 acres in Kimball Junction.
A lawmaker is requesting money to help Utah better track if water conservation efforts are helping bodies of water like the Great Salt Lake.
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A way to save the Great Salt Lake is to make sure the water you’re saving ends up there. As it turns out, Utah law is ambiguous when it comes to the health of the Great Salt Lake and the beneficial use of water, and one lawmaker wants to clear up the confusion.
While the state and various other entities have worked aggressively to remove the invasive phragmites plant particularly in the area of the Great Salt Lake, the reed-like plant continues to suck precious water from the ailing lake.