The Great Salt Lake, the largest saltwater lake in the Western Hemisphere, reached historic low levels in 2022, raising ...

The Great Salt Lake hit record-low levels in 2022 due to reduced streamflows and increased evaporation driven by climate warming. The shrinking lake poses economic, ecological, and public health ...

In a nutshell The Great Salt Lake reached its lowest level in 170+ years primarily due to reduced river flow, which caused ...

Utah’s lawmakers and environmental officials have made getting water to the Great Salt Lake a priority, through policies like ...

The Great Salt Lake’s two arms are each three feet higher than two years ago when the lake hit historic lows ... started its decline to the record low in late 2022. Though they were similar ...

Despite the various steps lawmakers have taken in recent years to get more water to the Great Salt Lake, researchers say there’s no way to truly restore the lake without cutting back on the production ...

(Photo: Utah State Historical Society ... Despite some efforts to make the Great Salt Lake a national park, relatively low interest in the lake — especially locally and nationally ...

The drive is about 60 miles one-way. According to recent visitors, the Great Salt Lake is beautiful, though many noted the record low water levels and impact of wildfires on the experience.

Utahns now face a similar period of decades-long drought, highlighted by a shrinking Great Salt Lake. A dry lakebed will not only result in the loss of a critical ecosystem on the western flyway ...

The Great Salt Lake's southern arm continues to flutter near 4,192.5 feet elevation, about a half-foot above a low point in early November, according to U.S. Geological Survey data. Its northern ...

The boutique Autograph Collection property may be new, but it’s located inside Salt Lake City’s historic Union Pacific Depot, which is more than 100 years old. Asher Adams Hotel is breathing new life ...

The Great Salt Lake, the largest saltwater lake in the Western Hemisphere, reached historic low levels in 2022, raising economic, ecological and public health concerns for Utah. New research is ...