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State lawmakers are working on legislation this year in the hopes of restoring the Great Salt Lake. Meanwhile, some community members are looking to bring attention to the lake through art.
Drought and water diversions have been draining Great Salt Lake for decades, generating concern about the waterbody and its impacts on humans and wildlife. This past weekend, a group gathered at Antelope Island to share poetry about the lake to raise awareness about its plight.
State lawmakers are working on legislation this year in the hopes of restoring the Great Salt Lake. Meanwhile, some community members are looking to bring attention to the lake through art.