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Great Salt Lake's drying lakebed isn't 'toxic' or the biggest source of dust, experts say - Vimarsana News

Great Salt Lake's drying lakebed isn't 'toxic' or the biggest source of dust, experts say

Experts say the Great Salt Lake isn't the leading cause of dust in Utah. Desert playas where other lakes have already dried up \u2014 including the Great Salt Lake Desert to the west of the lake itself \u2014 along with gravel operations, construction and drought also cause dust storms.

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What a new federal designation means for the Great Salt Lake – Deseret News - Vimarsana News

What a new federal designation means for the Great Salt Lake – Deseret News

The U.S. military is all in on helping to preserve landscapes and the lake with the designation of the Great Salt Lake Sentinel Basin

Los Angeles DWP battles to keep spigot open at Mono Lake - Vimarsana News

Los Angeles DWP battles to keep spigot open at Mono Lake

For decades, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power has relied on long-standing water rights to divert from the streams that feed Mono Lake.

FROM DEB MURPHY - Great Basin Unified Air Pollution Control District Takes a New Approach in Legal Battle with LADWP - Vimarsana News

FROM DEB MURPHY - Great Basin Unified Air Pollution Control District Takes a New Approach in Legal Battle with LADWP

Great Basin’s air pollution control officer Phill Kiddoo stated via e-mail, “I recently reached out and asked Paul Liu, LADWP Owens Lake Dust Mitigation

Owens Lake is dry. What can be learned for Great Salt Lake? - Vimarsana News

Owens Lake is dry. What can be learned for Great Salt Lake?

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power began siphoning the waters of the 110-square-mile Owens Lake in 1913. Within 13 short years, the California lake went dry.

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